Hello, I'm Tilly

I'm a 5-year-old Domestic Short Hair from Bromsgrove rehoming centre and I'm looking for my forever home. Please read my profile below to find out more.

About me

Meet Tilly,

Tilly is looking for a new home where her new family have room in their heart and on their lap for her to settle. She can be a little shy to begin with, however once you are familiar to her, she will be found either sitting close by you or upon your lap.

Tilly can be an independent girl at times, and so will need her new owners to be understanding of this, and not expect an overly fussy cat all of the time.

She enjoys spending time outside, and so once settled into her new home, she will need to be given access to outdoors again.

Tilly has no experience of living with any other pets and so ideally she will need to be the only pet in the home.

She enjoys playing with her toys, and so she is looking for a home where her new owners are happy to entertain with different games.

Included in my care

  • I've been vaccinated, microchipped, wormed and neutered as required
  • Examined by a vet and treated if needed
  • Assessed by an experienced member of our team
  • Given an individual profile to help match me with my new owner
  • Rehomed with four weeks' free insurance from Petplan

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