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Diamond the rescue cat finds a home after a patient wait

Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary’s longest-staying cat was among 44 cats and kittens adopted in September.

Kieran Simpson · Published · 1 min read

Diamond, Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary’s longest-staying cat, has found a home. The charity’s September adoption update, published on 6 October, confirms she has joined a family who understand her needs.

She arrived at the sanctuary in May and needed several weeks to settle. Staff describe a sensitive cat who could become fearful around people. They gave her an individual care plan, a predictable routine and space when she did not want company.

The sanctuary reports that she became happier. A suitable application followed, then a conversation with the prospective adopters and a meeting. Diamond’s wait ended with an adoption.

Diamond was one of 44 cats and kittens the sanctuary says were adopted in September.

Source: Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary’s September adoption update, published 6 October 2026; checked 9 October. Diamond was adopted in September.