I am smart, independent and full of ideas how to make your life interesting. I am helpful too ... For example I can open cabinet for you :) I love to run in open spaces - so if you have a secure backyard with an enclosure you will be entertained by my acrobatics :) And ...when you watch TV I will cuddle up with you :) I was rescued from dangerous streets and I know how it feels to be abandoned and scared. However if you invite me to be part of your family you will be surprised how much love and fun I will bring to your home. If you’re after adventure – I am for you. I am full of mischief as life’s too short to be predictable! Currently in my foster place I share my life with a dog and other cats, some are friendly, but some don't seem to appreciate my playful personality... I think they are just jealous as I am sooo very handsome :) Must rush for another snack ... so see you soon !

Hope is a gentle soul who has had to overcome a lot in life. Having been nursed back to health and socialised by the WLPA President she is now ready to be adopted to some lucky family

If I sniff a small piece of chicken watch me run. But that’s not all I will come to you for I am an affectionate cat to just about anyone if you approach me gently. I know I am one of the favourite cats here at the WLAP with many volunteers etc. madly in love with me and looking forward to a little rub overtime they come here. I am probably still here because I am not the world’s most confident cat but I am not too shy either.

The cat wheel ace this lively affectionate cat will entertain you for hours with his antics but is not a demolition cat so your home is safe. He was shy as a kitten so missed out on getting a family then but is social now so come and give him a cuddle and see if he could enrich your life if you have a safe forever home to offer. He is the sweetest of cats worthy of a caring family who can appreciate this wonderful feline.

John is such a trusting fellow that he allowed himself to be caught and put in a carry case when living wild in inner Sydney. He had obvious problems with his mouth so was collected by the WLPA for vet treatment. Post dental he is doing well and looking for a home. He is about ten yours old but currently very little is known of his history. He is obviously used to living with humans so must have been a companion animal at some stage. He was microchipped by the WLAP and given a major dental from which he is now recovering. John can hiss and on occasion even does this while enjoying a head scratch. He never shows any physical aggression and deserves a chance to spend out this second half of his life in relative luxury and safety.