Jess & Belle
Meet both cats
Jess relaxing on the back of a wooden chair with one paw stretched out
Young, affectionate and wonderfully expressive

Jess

A playful people-cat who would happily make you her whole world

Jess craves attention. She loves being stroked, turns tickle time into playtime, and has the sort of face that makes every photograph feel like a conversation.

Jess at a glance
Age
Born 23 March 2025
Sex
Female
Home
Indoor strongly preferred
Other cats
Ideally the only cat
Dogs
Loves dogs, giant and tiny
Microchip
Not currently chipped
Neutering
Will be neutered before adoption
Children
Gentle and expected to suit children
Her story

Getting to know Jess

Jess does not just enjoy attention. She positively blossoms in it.

Jess came to live with her current family after her previous owner, their much-loved nan, died. She has settled into family life as a bright, confident and very people-focused young cat.

She is happiest when affection becomes a game. She leans into strokes, enjoys gentle tickle play and will chase feathers, string toys, balls and anything pleasantly bouncy. She sometimes chooses a lap and is wonderfully tolerant of being groomed, although being picked up is not her idea of a good time.

Jess does not merely tolerate dogs, she loves them. She lives with three giant Newfoundlands, a Golden Retriever, a Goldendoodle and a tiny Pomeranian who jumps on her and plays chase. Jess has been seen playing, kissing and snuggling with every one of them. The hope is still that she will be the only cat in her new home, so she can enjoy all the feline attention, but a kind dog could be a wonderful friend.

The home she needs

Where Jess can thrive

Plenty of human time

Someone who genuinely wants an affectionate companion and will make time for strokes, tickles and interactive play every day. Jess would ideally live with someone who is home for much of the day. A normal working-hours absence five days a week should still be manageable, provided she then has plenty of company in the evenings and at weekends and is not routinely left alone then too.

Her own feline territory

She can live around other cats, but she is likely to thrive as the only cat, with no need to compete for people or space.

Indoor security

An indoor home is strongly preferred. A properly secured catio could be a lovely bonus, but free roaming is not the plan for her.

Dog friends are welcome

Jess genuinely loves dogs and has played, kissed and snuggled with dogs ranging from giant Newfoundlands to a tiny Pomeranian. Any resident dog must still be safe and respectful around cats.

Everyday life with Jess

Affection

Enjoys being stroked and may choose to sit on a lap.

Play

Loves interactive feather, string, ball and bouncy toys.

Handling

Easy to groom, but does not enjoy being picked up.

Food

Currently eats wet food morning and early evening, with a small amount of dry food.

Litter

Uses a covered tray without a flap and is familiar with wood-pellet litter.

Personality

Confident in the home, friendly and keen to be involved.

Dogs

Actively enjoys playing, kissing and snuggling with both giant and tiny dogs.

Honesty matters

Things to understand before enquiring

The right adopter deserves the whole picture, and Jess deserves someone who is ready for it.

Jess was born with a right eye that does not fully open. A vet has assessed it, is happy that no treatment is needed, and it does not bother her.

She has occasionally toileted beside the litter tray under a table. A calm transition, clean trays in quiet places and more than one tray will be important in her new home.

She is wormed and flea treated, but is not currently vaccinated, microchipped or neutered. She will be neutered before rehoming, and Cats Protection will confirm the complete pre-adoption health plan.

Although she has not lived with children in her current home, her family is confident that this exceptionally gentle cat would be just fine with kind, respectful children. Cats Protection will still consider the whole household when making the match.

No payment to the family

Please let Jess's adoption help another cat

Their family will not ask for or accept any money for them. Instead, we ask their new family to please make a generous donation directly to Cats Protection Aberystwyth & District, alongside any adoption fee or arrangements required by the charity. It is a lovely way for one happy adoption to help provide food, shelter, veterinary care and a new home for the next cat who needs them.

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Ready to talk about Jess?

Every enquiry goes through Cats Protection

Contact the Aberystwyth & District Branch and mention Jess. Their team will explain the next steps, consider your household and help decide whether the match is right.

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