The Siamese Cat Welfare Trust

If you are interested in giving a home to an adult Siamese cat,(we don't have kittens) please contact the numbers given on this page against the cats looking for a home or find the person who covers your area HERE.Before making contact please read the following notes.E mail enquiries re.adoption are just to establish first contact and no cat in our care is homed purely on this basis,and further investigation will be required.The listings on this page are divided into 2 categories:-

1) SCWT cats, for the cats we have in care where the contacts will always be our Welfare officer.
2) Owners,Clubs and organisations who want to use this page to assist with the rehoming of cats who are with them,either taking enquiries themselves or using us as the first contact when extra help is required.These have no connection with SCWT
There is no charge to list cats .Please contact  Niki by phone or e mail  sccwt@siameserescue.org.uk to list on this page.

Our contact numbers and times are as follows- for other organisations/ areas see the Contact  page
sccwt@siameserescue.org.uk

Welfare Officer Mrs Niki Hill Tel:01473 830894 Not after 9pm please 

Please don't send text messages to our landlines as it gives no return details to reply to you

We are grateful for any donations to help with the high costs of caring for the cats that we have to take into care.Thank you

The SCWT is not responsible and cannot vouch for either the condition or description of any cat unless it is in the personal care of our Welfare Officers.We can only pass on details as they are given to us and it is up to the prospective owner to ensure everything is as it should be.In most cases we have not met the cats or owners listed here,except for those in our care. The SCWT does not accept cats for sale at any time.A donation is requested if we rehome a cat in our care,to cover any costs incurred(there is no set amount,as it depends on individual cats but the average donation we receive is £100 ) and it is advisable to check with other advertisers regarding their policies.Direct homings from owners can expect to make a charitable donation. The SCWT reserves the right to turn down, without explanation, any application to rehome a cat in our care although an explanation is usually provided if we have to do so.

If you are interested in giving one of our adult cats a home please contact the Welfare Officer listed against the cat details. Please don't call after 9pm . All our cats will be neutered,vaccinated and microchipped as necessary prior to homing.
Please ensure you have read the top part of this page before contacting us about the cats and also carefully read the cat descriptions to make sure they are suitable for your circumstances

**Reg is a Chocolate Ocicat 2 years old male neuter.He is a healthy, vaccinated and chipped. He needs a stable diet on the food recommended as he can have a sensitive tummy if given too much of a variety. He is looking for a safe country home where he can go out using a cat flap and not be surrounded by too many other cats.  He is currently an indoor cat sharing with 2 Siamese girls and he is finding it too much of a challenge, he gets on well with them and is very affectionate both with them and his owners, but he is unhappy with indoor restrictions and their location does not allow safe free access to outside which has resulted in territorial marking.Once the challenge of sharing an indoor house is removed, he should cease this stress-based behaviour.
Ocicats were established by crossing Siamese with Abyssinian They have traits are typical of Siamese, most can be trained to fetch, come when called, speak, sit, lie down on command but having the Abyssinian in them they prefer having a larger territory than Siamese and are not so suited to indoor homes preferring the ability to have free range to the outside.If you are able to offer a suitable safe country home to Reg Please call Homing Trustee Niki on 01473 830894 for further details. Leave name and contact number if you get the answerphone (this is a landline).  He is currently based in Suffolk. 14/05/26

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**Lola is a Seal Point 7-year-old Siamese spayed girl .She is healthy, vaccinated, and microchipped and may settle with an easygoing male Siamese and/or a very calm tolerant dog.Her new slave will need to be prepared to develop her feelings of security around humans.She has had an upsetting start to life leaving her understandably reactive to unexpected approaches so is not suitable for an elderly owner or where children are regular visitors or resident as she may protect herself when she feels vulnerable by swiping or nipping. This behaviour has been caused by protecting herself from being pulled out from hiding by children and being unsuitably played with. She is not a bad-tempered cat and likes attention. Please call Homing Trustee Niki on 01473 830894 for further details.Leave name and contact number if you get the answerphone (this is a landline). Lola is currently based in Suffolk.Updated 28/3/26

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**Georgieis large healthy Seal Point Siamese spayed female who is about 6 years old or younger.She may love a Catio but must not be allowed free access to outside. She can live with a couple of other cats but not dogs. She is  sweet but dominant in nature.She is apprehensive of humans as she lived as a feral fending for herself and at least one litter of kittens in a dangerous situation.  It may take a while for her to like laps, but she is rapidly gaining the confidence, allowing humans to move around her when she is eating, sleeping and playing and is enjoying living in a house. Her slave will need to be patient and understand her quirky nature, allowing her time to learn the benefits of living close to humans in a safe home. Please call Homing Trustee Niki on 01473 830894 for further details.Leave name and contact number if you get the answerphone (this is a landline). Georgie is currently based in Suffolk.Updated 28/3/26

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NEW!
Do you have a story to tell about the cat you adopted from us?If so we would love to hear from you,with pictures as well to go on our new Siamese Tales page.Send by e mail to sccwt@siameserescue.org.uk

page updated 14/05/26