Boote Home for Cats

IMPORTANT UPDATE: From 1st February 2026 the adoption fee will be £130 per cat or kitten. We base the adoption fee on what we pay for neutering and vaccinations at our Vets, and their prices have increased a number of times over the lst few years. Sorry folks.

UPDATE SKY RETURNED HOME LAST NIGHT. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP.

Missing cat Sky, she is an older lady of 12 or 13. She has been missing since 18.1.26 from Ling Street, Kensington, L7 2QE. She is neutered, chipped, friendly, chatty and is on special food for diabetes and will vomit if given anything else. If you have seen her please contact Amelia on 07715 242282. Thank you.

Anyone needing reduced cost neutering for their cats 🙂

🐾 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FOR CAT OWNERS 🐾

We’re delighted to announce our new partnership with the wonderful charity Phoenix Cat Trust

Together, we’re launching a reduced-cost cat neutering scheme designed to support those who may need a little extra help, including low-income households and individuals receiving benefits.

Under this scheme, cat owners are asked to contribute a £10 donation towards their pet’s surgery, with Phoenix Cat Trust covering the remaining costs. Please note, this payment MUST be made at the pre-operative appointment.

The scheme includes:

A pre-operative health check with a nurse to ensure your cat is over 4 months old or weighs at least 2kg (for your cat’s safety)

Spay or castration surgery

Microchipping

A post-operative check

Spaces are limited, so please call us as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Please state you want your cat neutered under this scheme when making this appointment, to avoid being charged our regular neutering fees.

📞 Contact us today on 0151 794 5969 to find out more or to book an appointment

Well they say things come in threes! Three December angels have arrived over the last few days. Christmas Rose abandoned in an empty property, little Mary taken on by someone who wasn’t able to look after her & Christmas Star, who’s ‘owner’ denied she belonged to them. All three girls are safe with us now & looking forward to a bright future in the new year.
Once again it has been a challenging year were we are constantly battling against those who think it’s acceptable to breed for profit & don’t get their cats neutered. We pick up the pieces of sick deformed kittens & unwell mums as well as battered toms with terrible injuries.
We are so very lucky to have our amazing Mrs Ridley & her equally fabulous volunteers, fosterer’s, admin & treasurer
as well as you, our supporters & adopters with whom we could never help as many felines as we do.
May you all have a truly lovely Christmas & a very Happy New Year!