Ethel
Alfie
Meet Our Cats
Nicky
Urdi
Verdi
The Norns
Skuld
Coffee Cats Alumni
Erik
the Red
Erik is a handsome ginger boy who suddenly found himself homeless in early 2026, when his owner moved into residential care. Originally part of a bonded pair, he later suffered another heartbreak when his best friend, Ruby, sadly passed away. As a cat who was used to the freedom of outdoor life, we knew he wouldn't be happy living as a café cat. Instead, he stayed with our staff team while we searched for his perfect furr-ever home. Despite not living in the café, he still received his unique Coffee Cats name: "Erik", after the famous Viking explorer, Erik the Red - in search of his new home. Although Erik quickly won hearts, finding his purr-fect home took a little time. We were searching for something very special: a human with plenty of time. love and attention to give, a home where he could be the centre of attention as an only cat, and a large, secure outdoor space to enjoy. From heartbreak and loss to love and security, Erik's journey reminds us why we do what we do. Enjoy every moment of your new life, handsome boy.
Cat Welfare
We take our cat family's health, safety and wellbeing very seriously and their happiness and comfort is of paramount importance to us.
We have house-rules and an age restriction for visitors to respect, together with keeping numbers low help maintain a quiet and calm environment.
The café is full of cosy nooks and crannies where the cats can ‘opt out’ or enjoy a peaceful snooze.
They also have access to a private area whenever they need more time away from the action.
If we ever feel that a cat becomes unsettled in this environment, we look to retire them from café life and find them a new loving forever home.
CCTV is in operation at all times
Shelters
We worked closely with local shelters to ensure that we are rehoming the right cats for the environment. All of our cats were previously kept indoors and had been living in care, with other cats (some for a very long time). We are delighted to have been able to give them a second chance and a loving new home.
We will not be providing an adoption service at this time, unless we feel a cat has become unsettled, as we feel that regularly changing the relationship dynamics will become stressful for the cats. There are however many Charities and Sanctuaries that would be more than happy to assist.
Ratatoskr
Snorri
To help us continue to operate we have an admission charge to offset the day to day running, limiting the amount of visitor numbers each day and welfare costs of our felines. However, this doesn't always cover the vet bills, which are unpredictable and expensive, so we have set up a sponsorship scheme.
To find out more, click on Sponsor a Cat
R.I.P.
