We find it easier if you can contact us by email. If you’re applying to adopt a cat or surrender your cat to rescue, you MUST complete one of the forms above. We do NOT accept applications via email
All other enquiries, please email : catteam.animalsamaritans@gmail.com
About us
Animal Samaritan . Patron : Twiggy . Registered charity number :- 295345
Animal Samaritans is a UK registered charity operating in South East London and South East England
The aim of Animal Samaritans is to provide care and shelter for unwanted, abandoned, neglected or ill-treated animals and to provide new homes for them wherever possible. We encourage neutering and ensure all cats and dogs are microchipped before re-homing. We do not have a rescue centre facility so we rely on our wonderful group of volunteers and fosterers. We are always looking for new help so please contact us if you feel able to do so…

Rehoming – We try to find new forever homes for as many pets as we can. We operate a non destruction policy and never put a healthy animal to sleep.
Financial Assistance – Whether it is an unexpected vet bills, assistance with micro-chipping or neutering, we will consider every application for help…
Animals available for rehome

Lulu – 8 year old female
Poor Lulu was left when her owners moved. She is a fabulous girls, loves people (including kids) fine with cats. She wants to be with you so if you want an Interactive cat, she’s your girl! She is happy indoors or could reintroduced to a safe garden. She is semi long haired so will need a brush a couple of times a week but she enjoys that.
£130 adoption donation – includes neutering, both initial vaccinations, microchip, flea / worm treatment and 5 weeks free insurance.
If you’re applying to adopt a cat or surrender your cat to rescue, you MUST complete one of the forms above. We do NOT accept applications via email



Sylvester thought you ought to know he is now ready for his forever home.
He is about 4-7. He will need a family that understands that he is still quite shy and may want to hide away. However, he is learning to play now and starting to come out of his shell. A new home will mean a little bit of a backstep potentially so his new family will need to recognise , his needs and give him a chance to settle. After living as a stray for a long time he is getting used to the indoor life, but would probably quite like a safe garden to enjoy. He is not good with Cats so needs to be a ‘only cat’. Not tested with dogs . Children over 12 only.
Home check an adoption fee £120 apply. Micro chipped, neutered, vaccinated flea and wormed. If you are interested in giving Sylvester the home he’s desperately needs pop us a little DM or contact us on Catteam.animalsamaritans@gmail.com
Hedwig – 2 year old female
Poor Hedwig came into rescue after being left when a family moved home. A neighbour told us she had had multiple litters and was just left outside. She’s now been neutered so no more babies for her, and she is enjoying being loved and cherished. She is a sweet, friendly girl who gets so excited by cuddles that she dribbles! She actively seeks love and attention. She will need a calm adult only home, she doesn’t mind children but she’s not sure about them as they move quickly! She could have an indoor or outdoor home, she doesn’t seem worried about being indoor only now that she’s not permanently outside. £130 – includes neutering, both initial vaccinations, microchip, flea / wormed and 5 weeks free insurance.


Keku and Skuggi – DOB 7/11/24 – Male & Female.
These 2 beautiful babies had a very bad start to life. They were handed into one of our partner vets at just a few weeks old, cold and poorly, found by a member of the public but clearly abandoned. They have been nursed back to health and are the most playful, loving and funny little fur babies . They adore each other so they must go as a pair . They just love to play have something to eat and then curl up together on their foster dad’s lap for a few hours of cuddles. They could be indoor cats or be introduced to a safe garden. Could live with other cats or be introduced to a cat friendly dog. They would be suitable for a couple or a family with children over 10. All out kittens are neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, flea / wormed and come with 5 weeks free insurance – £300 for the pair.
Sponge – 1 year old male
Poor Sponge was being given away for free on Facebook! One of our lovely fosterers managed to to secure him and here he is! Being kept in an unsuitable home, no vet care and some very prominent furry pom-poms! He’s a lovely friendly boy, loves a fuss and a cuddle and doesn’t seem too worried about where he came from. He’s now had his offending furry bits removed (he’s been neutered) and has been tested and is FIV / FeLV negative. He could be introduced slowly to other cats, he doesn’t dislike them, he’s just not fussed. Could live with a couple or a family with children over 10. He could be an indoor cat or be introduced to a safe garden. £130 – includes neutering, both initial vaccinations, microchip, flea / wormed treatment, blood test and 5 weeks free insurance.


Bibbles – 2 year old female
This lovely lady came in with her babies (cocktail kittens) and has now finished mummy duty. She is a social girl who wants to be stroked. She could live with a family with children over 10. Bibbles needs to be on urinary food as the pH of her urine creates bladder stones. These are easily controlled by feeding urinary food but we would also assist with vet care at one of our vets for any issues in the future.
£130 donation – includes neutering, both initial vaccinations, microchip, flea / wormer and 5 weeks free insurance


Sally – 12 year old female
Sally and her sisters came into rescue when their previous owner could no longer care for them. Sally is a loving and friendly girl, she likes older children and could live with another calm and confident cat. Sally does have Hyperthyroidism and has to have medication with her breakfast and dinner. This is a liquid that she happily takes from the syringe. Animal Samaritans are would continue to covet the cost of the thyroid medication and the associated yearly blood tests at one of our vets. She has also had a dental. Sally could be an indoor cat or have access to a garden.
£120 donation, includes neutering, both initial vaccinations, recent dental, microchip, flea / worm treatment and 5 weeks free insurance.
April – approximately 1 year old female
April came to us with her baby after being found as a stray in a garden, she had given birth under a bush and only one of her babies had survived. She was a fiesty girl while protecting her baby but now that he has gone to his new home she has blossomed into a beautiful cat. She is friendly and interactive and actively seeks cuddles. She would need to be centre of attention as the only cat. She could be an indoor or outdoor cat but as she’s been a stray she doesn’t seem that interested in going out again. She could live with a family with children over 12. She is semi long haired so will need a brush a couple of times a week but she enjoys it so it’s not a chore.
£120 donation includes neutering, both initial vaccinations, microchip, flea / worm treatment and 5 weeks free insurance.

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