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A clutter of cats of all ages, are on site & awaiting new homes

All cats see a vet upon arrival. They will be neutered if necessary, vaccinated, wormed, de-flead, microchipped & will have dental examinations before they are ready for re-homing. House pets may have strayed & got lost, or they may have been gifted in to Romney House due to allergies or dramatic changes of circumstance. Their owners may have died or have been taken into sheltered accommodation - there are many reasons why cats become homeless.

For many more unfortunate cats, Romney House is the last chance.

Romney House also works with organisations like Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, The RSPCA & The Cats Protection League. Animals considered unsuitable for re-homing due to a troubled past or health problems, live free & roam the grounds. With care & time these upset souls can blossom, the majority, however, prefer the outdoor life & will n ever become family pets. Sensitive homes are in short supply, so many of these ferals live indefinitely around the grounds. The costs of supporting such a large feline population is enormous, many do not qualify for pet insurance & necessary medical bills can be huge.

The cats are reliant on donations from the public.

You can visit the cats at any time by prior arrangement

Silvana is Italian, she is doing her very best to help the feral cat colonies in Sardinia. Take a look at the joys & heartache she experiences in The Italian Job.