Meet the adorable Glasgow cats hoping to find their forever homes

Potential adopters interested in welcoming Orla or Sarah into their homes are asked to inquire on the Cats Protection Centre website at www.cats.org.uk/glasgow.

Contact can also be made by telephone at 0345 371 2722.

Donations to the charity assist them in continuing their rescue work, and these can also be made online.

Glasgow Branch

Mango - Domestic Long Hair - Male - 2 years

Mango is a shy lad and is likely to hide away for the first few days. (Image: Cats Protection)

This handsome young ginger tom, Mango, came into the care of the Glasgow Branch of Cats Protection as he was stressed living with young children.

Mango is a shy lad and is likely to hide away for the first few days.

However, curiosity will soon get the better of him, and he'll come out looking for a wee head rub or a clap.

Mango enjoys his food, the odd treat, and he likes to chill on his bed, grooming his lovely, long coat.

Mango is looking for an experienced adult family who has the time to spend with him, grooming him, and helping him gain his confidence.

He's always been an indoor boy, so would be looking for a spacious indoor home again or one that could offer him a totally secure garden or catio.

Please note that the adoption fee for a single cat is £100.

Scotland Cat Centre

Felix - Domestic Short Hair - Male - 7 years

Felix is a bold, confident, and quirky lad, looking for outdoor access and can live with older families and no other pets. (Image: Cats Protection)

Felix is a bold, confident, and quirky lad, looking for outdoor access and can live with older families and no other pets.

Felix, with his quirky personality, would love an adult-only home where he can be the centre of your world.

A fan of cuddles on the couch and chin rubs, he would bring joy into any household.

Felix has a few quirks that make him unsuitable for a home with children; however, older, understanding teens may work for this lovely lad.

Felix requires a home with direct access to the great outdoors so he can come and go as he pleases.

If you'd like to find out more about the lovely Felix, please contact Cats Protection today! 

As part of the adoption process, if you show interest in either of the cats and are deemed a suitable match, the Cats Protection Centre will get in touch to discuss the cat's history, medical status, and suitability for you and your household.

A home visit, either virtual or in-person, will be needed as part of this process.

Once successful, adopters will receive the necessary adoption paperwork to fill out.

The adoption process is carried out with marked support from the centre, who also hold follow-ups in the days and weeks post-adoption to ensure the cat is adjusting well to their new home.

For additional information or direct contact, the Scotland Cat Centre can be reached through email at Enquiries@glasgow.cats.org.uk

Alternatively, call them on 0141 779 3341.