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Bertie the rescue cat finds his place in the home office

A recent RSPCA update looks back at Bertie’s adoption and his rather relaxed approach to office life.

Kieran Simpson · Published · 1 min read

Bertie the rescue cat has found a home, a family and his own office. In a retrospective report published on 5 October, the RSPCA describes how the one-eyed cat settled with Hannah Lawson and her family after his adoption in August 2024.

He arrived at the charity’s West Hatch Animal Centre in June 2024 as a poorly kitten with a damaged eye. Surgery followed in July. After recovering and adjusting to life with one eye, he was ready for a new home.

The family’s update describes a playful cat who enjoys toys, hiding in cupboards and sofa cuddles. Andy, Hannah’s husband, works from home, so they made Bertie an office from a cardboard box, with opening hours written on the front.

Bertie sleeps in it. An enviably clear understanding of the role.

Hannah also praises West Hatch’s follow-up support. For anyone preparing for their own new arrival, our first-cat essentials checklist covers the practical setup.

Source: RSPCA’s Bertie adoption update, published 5 October 2026; checked 8 October. The adoption took place in August 2024.