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Canny Cats Rescue We are a very small, not for profit, cat rescue based in the Hexham area. we are foster based.

A huge thank you to katy for the generous donations.
28/12/2025

A huge thank you to katy for the generous donations.

Merry Christmas from Canny Cats. We would like to thank John and his wife for their very generous donation. This will be...
24/12/2025

Merry Christmas from Canny Cats. We would like to thank John and his wife for their very generous donation. This will be a huge help towards vet bills. Little maisie pictured here gets bouts of cystitis that require veterinary treatment.

For some reason Meta think we have violated their Trademark rights. So if this site dissappears that is why. We think it...
07/03/2025

For some reason Meta think we have violated their Trademark rights. So if this site dissappears that is why. We think it's a scam but we have had problems in the past.

For some reason Meta think we have violated their Trademark rights. So if this site dissappears that is why. We think it...
07/03/2025

For some reason Meta think we have violated their Trademark rights. So if this site dissappears that is why. We think it's a scam but we have had problems in the past.

Here is an update on our lovely Lily.She was homed last Saturday and hid for the first three days. This is quite common ...
08/02/2025

Here is an update on our lovely Lily.

She was homed last Saturday and hid for the first three days. This is quite common with rescue cats. But now she is out and about, very affectionate and follows her new mum around everywhere,

The four little horrors are settling well into their new home. They have a lovely new cat tree and loads of toys. I hope...
07/02/2025

The four little horrors are settling well into their new home. They have a lovely new cat tree and loads of toys. I hope they're not too mischievous for their new parents. They are the luckiest kits ever getting homed together. 🙂

Update - These little horrors have all gone to their forever home together. 🙂These 4 kittens are still looking for their...
10/01/2025

Update - These little horrors have all gone to their forever home together. 🙂

These 4 kittens are still looking for their forever homes. They are 11-12 weeks old. There are 3 males and one tabby female. As they are still very young, we will be homing them in pairs. They are all in good health. Their full story is in a previous post.
If you think you could offer two of them a loving home, please contact us at [email protected] or DM us.

Could I ask you to share this post in case friends of friends are looking for kittens.

02/01/2025

Update - Lily and her kittens have all found their forever homes. We hope they have a wonderful life. 🙂

Lily and her kittens are doing well. The four kittens, 3 boys and 1 girl are looking for their forever homes. They will be homed in pairs. If you think you can offer them a new home, please message or e-mail us.

Lily and her kits are doing well. The kits are difficult to get photos of, they they're little maniacs, they hardly ever...
18/12/2024

Lily and her kits are doing well. The kits are difficult to get photos of, they they're little maniacs, they hardly ever stop. Lily is getting a little fed up of being jumped on.
This family will be looking for their forever homes in the new year. The kittens will be homed in pairs as they are still learning through play with their siblings. There are 3 boys and 1 girl.
Lily is probably best homed as an only cat.
If you think you could offer any of them a home, please send us a message or e-mail.

Scamp and Tufty are still awaiting their forever home. They are just over 3½yrs old, they were born here. They are both ...
02/12/2024

Scamp and Tufty are still awaiting their forever home. They are just over 3½yrs old, they were born here. They are both gentle cats. They are quite close, Scamp seeks Tufty out for grooming and if Tufty doesn't know where his brother is, you hear very plaintive meowing. They like attention, mostly by falling over on their side for strokes, they don't do knees, although Tufty does try at times.
Scamp had problems with dermatitis usually manifesting as a patch on one of his inner rear thighs - I think this is what has put people off adopting them, we were told he could possibly grow out of it. He hasn't required any treatment for over 18 months now.
They love to play, especially if you are willing to play with them with string, or the toys on sticks, but they also play with each other.
They are fine with litter trays. Although I know this will restrict their homing options, they are going to need free access to safe outdoor space well away from busy roads. I don't think they will be happy in the long run being cooped up. They will however have to be kept solely indoors for at least the first 6 weeks to ensure they don't run off.
Both boys are neutered; microchipped; up to date with their vaccines and regularly treated for worms and fleas.
If you would be interested in giving this loving pair a home, please send me your email address and I will send you out our adoption questionnaire. ~ Karen

This is Lily, the mother of the 4 kittens. Post about the family is before this one.
21/11/2024

This is Lily, the mother of the 4 kittens. Post about the family is before this one.

Here are our newest lodgers. A lady from our village discovered a cat had given birth in one of their lockups, she came ...
21/11/2024

Here are our newest lodgers. A lady from our village discovered a cat had given birth in one of their lockups, she came to us for some advice. We agreed to take the mum and her 4 kittens in.
The mother cat isn't microchipped. The 4 kittens were thought to be around 3-4 weeks old and they all appeared to be in good health. They will all be checked over by our vet.

Although too young to be reserved at the moment, we will be looking for homes for the mum and her kittens. The kittens will be homed in pairs. I know not everyone agrees with this, but in my years of cat rescue, it has become apparent they have a much happier transition period when not homed alone. They would not naturally be separated from their mother or siblings until they are quite a few months old. They miss the attention and another cat to snuggle up with. Adult cats do not always take kindly to kittens, weirdly tom cats seem to be more tolerant.
Lily, the mother cat, is a good mum and is friendly. We don’t know what she is like with other cats or children. If you would be interested in giving her a home when she is ready to go, please send us a message or e-mail.

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