Meet three gorgeous cats searching for their forever home

If you think you would be able to rehome one of them, go to cats.org.uk/glasgow for full contact details and to find out more or telephone 0345 371 2722.

Donations made to the charity help them continue their rescue work.

These can be made online at the above website.

Glasgow Branch

Sasha- Domestic Short Hair - Male- 2 years

Sasha is available for adoption (Image: Cats Protection Scotland)

Sasha, a timid cat, was brought to the centre due to unfortunate circumstances unrelated to his behaviour.

Although currently reserved and skittish, Sasha is learning to trust people.

He has particular preferences, enjoying gentle head and face strokes, but he is less tolerant of petting elsewhere on his body.

He also occasionally showcases his sharp claws on the carpet, but thanks to his foster mum's specially crafted scratching post, his enthusiasm has been redirected.

Sasha has a playful side that comes out once he is comfortable around people.

Sasha is available for adoption (Image: Cats Protection Scotland)

He enjoys playing with toys, particularly those with bells and fishing rods.

He also delights in chasing his spring toys and is partial to enjoying drinks from the kitchen tap.

Despite not being a lap cat, Sasha cherishes the company of humans and likes to be around them.

For Sasha to thrive, he needs a family that is home frequently and is accustomed to dealing with timid and skittish cats.

He would be suitable for families with older children and may also gain confidence from interaction with a calm cat.

Scotland Cat Centre

Buttons - Domestic Short Hair - Male- 4 years

Buttons is available for adoption (Image: Cats Protection Scotland)

Buttons is recognised for his friendly demeanour and distinctive personality.

He requires an experienced owner who is adept at reading feline body language and can provide the appropriate care for him.

Buttons is available for adoption (Image: Cats Protection Scotland)

Because of his personality traits, Buttons would be best suited in an adult-only household, away from busy roads, so that he can have direct outdoor access for playtime.

If you think you could offer Buttons his ideal home, the charity encourages you to get in touch.

Scotland Cat Centre

Midnight - Domestic Short Hair - Male- 7 months

Midnight is available for adoption (Image: Cats Protection Scotland)

Lastly, a seven-month-old kitten named Midnight is also in search of a new safe home.

He tends to be overwhelmed by the centre's environment and prefers to stay secluded in his cosy bed.

His previous owner mentioned that he exhibited similar behaviour at home, often keeping to himself.

Considering his nature, the centre suggests that Midnight would do well in an outdoor home, such as an outbuilding or stables.

Midnight would need a secure outbuilding away from other animals for the first few weeks to help him acclimate to his new environment.

The centre is confident that once Midnight adjusts, he will serve as a beneficial part of any farm or small holding, providing pest control.

If you feel like you are the safe haven wee Midnight needs, please apply.

Potential adopters interested in any of the above cats are asked to enquire via the listing found on the website.

If they are deemed to be a suitable match, the centre staff will reach out to discuss the cat's history, medical status, and suitability for the potential adopter.

A virtual or in-person home visit will be required as part of the process.

If successful, adopters will be sent the necessary adoption paperwork to fill out.

The centre provides support throughout the adoption process and also follows up in the days and weeks after the cat has gone to its new home to ensure that it is settling in well.

The Scotland Cat Centre can be contacted via email on Enquiries@glasgow.cats.org.uk or give them a call at 0141 779 3341.