Ladder, an eight-year-old cat at Cats Protection's Leeds Cat Centre, needs an 'inbetweener' home with outdoor access after struggling with life since his owner's death. He requires an experienced, adult-only household as the only pet, plus daily arthritis medication.

A kitten found abandoned on a ScotRail train from Helensburgh to Edinburgh has been adopted by Marie Fox, one of the staff who helped rescue her, just in time for Valentine's Day. Cats Protection Glasgow Branch cared for the kitten, now renamed Daisy, after an appeal raised nearly £5,000.

Stray cat Hope had most of her tail amputated after being found with a severely infected wound, and is recovering at Cats Protection's West Norfolk Cat Centre. Staff have launched a fundraiser to cover her treatment costs.

A kitten found wedged between two walls in Cowbridge at just two weeks old, without his mother, was nursed through round-the-clock feeding by Cats Protection staff in Wales. Now four months old and named Merlin, he has recovered and is ready for adoption.

A Newport family rescued five abandoned five-week-old kittens found by the riverbank in Glebelands Park, working with Cats Protection Gwent to get them into care. The kittens, all male, were cold and hungry but have since been named by the branch.

Nine-year-old Garfield came into the care of Cats Protection Glasgow Branch after being found bleeding and in pain on the streets of Hillington, later diagnosed with chronic gingivostomatitis. After extensive dental treatment, he was adopted by first-time cat owners Colin and Jackie.