21/06/2026
🐾 Why don’t we always have lots of cats and kittens available for adoption? 🐾
It’s a question we’re often asked, and the answer is quite simple.
At Glossop Cat Rescue, we mainly take in sick, elderly, and stray cats. Many arrive needing significant veterinary treatment, rehabilitation, and lots of TLC before they’re ready for a new home.
Every cat receives the care they need, no matter how complex their situation. Once they’re healthy and ready, they’re put up for adoption. However, some cats need much longer to recover, and others require ongoing support, so they are placed in long term foster homes where they can continue to thrive.
It would be much easier for us to focus only on cats that can be quickly rehomed with minimal intervention. But that’s never been our approach.
We made a decision a long time ago that Glossop Cat Rescue would focus on the cats who truly need rescuing. We wanted to be a genuine rescue, not simply a rehoming service.
Behind the scenes, we actually have a lot of cats in our care. We keep track of them all with our trusty spreadsheets (which are absolute lifesavers when our brains are frazzled! 😂). They help us monitor where each cat is, their treatments, medications, progress, and everything else needed to ensure they receive the best possible care.
So while you may not always see lots of cats available for adoption, please know that many more are being cared for, recovering, and getting the second chance they deserve.
Some journeys are straightforward. Many are not. But our commitment remains the same: to give every cat that comes through our doors the very best care possible. ❤️🐱
Thank you for supporting our work and helping us continue to rescue the cats that need us most. 🐾💕