Adult Cat Availability

Occasionally, we’ll be looking for very special homes for our retired adult cats, or kittens that we kept longer for whatever reason. They are still very much loved and make our extended family, but it’s beneficial for them to have humans of their own, rather than have to share with the larger group.

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EsteLuna Talk of the Town (Kacey)

Blue Tortie & White British Shorthair, GCCF registered, spayed

aka Kacey or Kace

Kacey was born in November 2024 and is Davina’s daughter (GrCh EsteLuna Dash of Magic). After giving us four gorgeous kittens in her first and only litter, I’ve decided to let her “retire” and find a home where she can enjoy a little more one-to-one love and attention.

✔️ Young cat – she will be 2 years old in November
✔️ Spayed, vaccinated & microchipped
✔️ Heart scanned clear
✔️ Very playful and enjoys a fuss, but in typical British Shorthair fashion, she isn’t keen on being picked up!
✔️ Needs a quieter home with no young children
✔️ Can live with dogs
✔️ Can live with older children
✔️ Would be happiest as a single cat
✔️ No known health issues
✔️ Ready now

Kacey is a lovely, playful young girl and I’m happy to tell you more about her and discuss whether she might be the right fit for your family.

Please feel free to email or message with any questions.

I’m happy to discuss more with the right family, so free to email/message with any questions!

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EsteLuna Heart of Gold (Daphne)

Cream/White British Longhair, GCCF registered, spayed

aka Daphne, You Must Make Haste!

Daphne is a lady and a rascal all in one tiny body, and she is extraordinarily playful and affectionate. She loves being close to her person, following you around, curling up on your lap, and showering you with cuddles – a true velcro cat who thrives on attention and companionship.

Born in October 2024, Daphne had a challenging start as a kitten, including slow growth, digestive issues that lasted several months, and a heart murmur. I kept her with me longer than usual to ensure her health and wellbeing, and I’m delighted to say she has now been healthy and thriving for quite some time. Her heart is strong, and her digestive issues are fully resolved.

She has one remaining quirk: while she uses the litter tray for wees, she prefers to poop outside of it. Otherwise, she’s playful, loving, and incredibly social, great with humans, dogs and other cats – she will bring joy and affection to any home.

Daphne would do best in a family where she can be part of daily life, enjoying plenty of love, attention, play, and cuddles.

I’m now open to enquiries from individuals or families who understand her quirks and are happy to accept her as she is – because aside from that, she’s an incredibly special, affectionate cat, who will want to be with you all the time.

Please email estelunacats@gmail.com with any questions.