Clarence & Maeve, domestic cat for adoption in Westgate
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Clarence & Maeve

Domestic cat

Listing last checked 4 November 2026

Low energy

Key facts

Age
Not stated
Sex
Sex not stated
Breed
Domestic cat

Care needs

Missing one eye

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Could live with

  • Children: Not known
  • Dogs: Not known
  • Other cats: Not known

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Adoption information

All adoption applications are handled directly by Farplace Animal Rescue. Contact them to arrange to meet Clarence & Maeve and start the adoption process.

About Clarence & Maeve

Clarence & Maeve Group Clarence DOB: 17/05/2015 & Maeve DOB: 23/05/2016 Clarence and Maeve are a wonderful pair who have formed a really strong bond, and we would love to find them a home together. Clarence is a wonderfully easy-going boy. He is super friendly, funny and incredibly chilled, with a lovely character that makes him such a pleasure to be around. He even has a rather impressive trick up his sleeve, as he will happily give you a high five! He is just one of those cats who seems perfectly content to potter along, enjoy some attention and generally take life as it comes. Maeve is much more cautious. She came to Farplace from Ireland with her sister Ryanne via another rescue, and shares a similar background and temperament. She’s a little more flighty than Ryanne and can be unsure when meeting people, but being around her friends makes a huge difference to her confidence. Clarence in particular helps her feel safe, and when she’s comfortable, Maeve will happily come over for cuddles and affection. She’s such a sweet girl, but she needs somebody who understands that she may need a little time before she feels completely at home. A calm environment and a patient family would give her the opportunity to gradually become the confident cat we know is hiding underneath that nervous exterior. The two of them absolutely adore one another, so we’d really like their new home to be somewhere quiet, peaceful and understanding, where they can stay together and Maeve can continue building her confidence with Clarence by her side. Clarence does have pancreatitis, but thankfully this is very well controlled with the right diet. If he has a flare-up, he can experience vomiting, so keeping him on his current food is important. He is doing extremely well on Hill’s Z/D dry food alongside gastrointestinal wet food, and when his diet is kept consistent, he has very few problems. His new family will simply need to be aware that his diet is an important part of keeping him well. Maeve has previously had one of her eyes removed following complications from cat flu. This was done in December 2016, and she has otherwise had no significant ongoing health problems. She manages perfectly well with her remaining eye. It really is difficult to understand why these two have been overlooked for so long. Clarence is such a friendly, funny and relaxed boy, while Maeve is a gentle little soul who just needs someone prepared to give her the time she deserves. Together, they make a lovely pair, and we’d love to see them finally find their forever home. Clarence’s likes People and attention Cuddles Giving high fives Food Relaxing and taking life easy Spending time with Maeve Clarence’s dislikes Changes to his carefully managed diet Pancreatitis flare-ups Missing out on fuss! Maeve’s likes Clarence Friendly feline companions Cuddles once she feels safe Peace and quiet Spending time with her friends Taking things slowly Feeling secure Maeve’s dislikes New people initially Noise and busy environments Sudden changes Being hurried Being expected to be confident immediately Health Clarence’s pancreatitis is currently managed very well through his diet. He needs to remain on Hill’s Z/D dry food and gastrointestinal wet food, as changes to his diet can lead to flare-ups and vomiting. Maeve had one eye removed in December 2016 because of complications following cat flu. She has had no other significant ongoing health problems and copes very well with her remaining eye. Before leaving for their new home, Clarence and Maeve will be castrated/spayed, microchipped and vaccinated, with their flea and worm treatments kept up to date. They will also both receive a full health check. We’ll also provide you with a full copy of their veterinary records to keep for your own records when they go off to their new home.

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