12 adorable cats near the Black Country waiting for their forever home

Cats Protection has dozens of adorable kittens waiting for their forever home.

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Some of the cats must be rehomed with another, such as a sibling, while others prefer to be the only animal in the house. Some of them get along with other cats and even dogs too.

Families hoping to adopt a cat are advised that some cats are not able to live in a home with young children, due to lack of training, anxiety or behavioural difficulties.

Here are all of the cats in the region that are up for adoption by a caring new owner.

Tabby

Tabby
Tabby

Age: Four months

Gender: Male

Rehome with: Tiddy

Indoor or outdoor: Indoor

Tiddy

Tiddy
Tiddy

Age: Four months

Gender: Male

Rehome with: Tabby

Indoor or outdoor: Indoor

Splodge

Splodge
Splodge

Age: Two

Gender: Female

Rehome with: Alone or with other cats

Indoor or outdoor: Both required

Angel

Angel
Angel

Age: 12 weeks

Gender: Female

Rehome with: Alone

Indoor or outdoor: Both required

Billy

Billy
Billy

Age: 12 weeks

Gender: Male

Rehome with: Alone

Indoor or outdoor: Both required

Bobby

Bobby
Bobby

Age: 12 weeks

Gender: Male

Rehome with: Alone

Indoor or outdoor: Both required

Amber

Amber
Amber

Age: 12 weeks

Gender: Female

Rehome with: Alone

Indoor or outdoor: Both required

Holly

Holly
Holly

Age: 12 weeks

Gender: Female

Rehome with: Alone, but can live with other cats

Indoor or outdoor: Both required

Seren

Seren
Seren

Age: 12 weeks

Gender: Female

Rehome with: Alone, but can live with other cats

Indoor or outdoor: Both required

Skye

Skye
Skye

Age: 12 weeks

Gender: Female

Rehome with: Alone, but can live with other cats

Indoor or outdoor: Both required

Jade

Jade
Jade

Age: 12 weeks

Gender: Female

Rehome with: Alone, but can live with other cats

Indoor or outdoor: Both required

Ginger

Ginger
Ginger

Age: Four

Gender: Male

Rehome with: Alone, no cats or dogs

Indoor or outdoor: Both required

To find out more or to adopt a cat, visit https://www.cats.org.uk/.