Cats & kittens for adoption in Dubai & the UAE

33 friends waiting to meet you.

Every cat on this page is already living with someone — a foster in Dubai, or in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and further out. Most started as strays in a car park or a villa compound, some arrived as kittens nobody expected, and a few were left behind when a family packed up and flew home.

They're vaccinated, neutered where they're old enough, microchipped and vet-checked before we list them, and they all live indoors — in this heat that isn't a preference, it's how they stay alive. Have a look, find one whose temperament sounds like your home, and tell us about yourself.

Butter🐱 Cat

Butter

3 mo

Domestic Short Hair

Meet Butter
Mom+ kitties🐱 Cat

Mom+ kitties

Meet Mom+ kitties
Bambi Russian Peterbald baby🐱 Cat

Bambi Russian Peterbald baby

3 mo

Russian Peterbald mix

Meet Bambi Russian Peterbald baby
Molly🐱 Cat

Molly

3 mo

European shorthair

Meet Molly
Bambi🐱 Cat

Bambi

2 mo

Tortie

Meet Bambi
Sakina🐱 Cat

Sakina

1 yr

DSH tortoise

Meet Sakina
Ella🐱 Cat

Ella

4 yrs

Domestic Shorthair

Meet Ella
Juju - bug🐱 Cat

Juju - bug

5 mo

Domestic Medium Hair

Meet Juju
Ladybug🐱 Cat

Ladybug

5 mo

Domestic medium hair

Meet Ladybug
Little Geos🐱 Cat

Little Geos

1 yr

Arabian Mau

Meet Little Geos
Matt🐱 Cat

Matt

2 yrs

Arabian Mau

Meet Matt
Sasha🐱 Cat

Sasha

2 yrs

Domestic shorthair

Meet Sasha
Simba🐱 Cat

Simba

5 yrs

Domestic Long Hair

Meet Simba
Tiger🐱 Cat

Tiger

6 mo

Mau

Meet Tiger
Pickles🐱 Cat

Pickles

6 mo

Mau

Meet Pickles
Blacky🐱 Cat

Blacky

6 mo

Domestic Short Hair

Meet Blacky
Layla🐱 Cat

Layla

2 yrs

Mau

Meet Layla
Elizabeth🐱 Cat

Elizabeth

Domestic Short Hair

Meet Elizabeth
Stormi🐱 Cat

Stormi

2 yrs

Domestic Short Hair

Meet Stormi
Kimi🐱 Cat

Kimi

6 mo

Scottish Fold Long Hair

Meet Kimi
Shusha🐱 Cat

Shusha

11 mo

British shorthair fawn

Meet Shusha
Pixie🐱 Cat

Pixie

1 yr

Persian

Meet Pixie
Ice🐱 Cat

Ice

3 yrs

British shorthair mix

Meet Ice
Simba🐱 Cat

Simba

2.5 yrs

Javanese

Meet Simba
Toffee Nut🐱 Cat

Toffee Nut

1 yr

Scottish Fold Mix

Meet Toffee Nut
Rocky🐱 Cat

Rocky

2 yrs

Turkish Angora Mix

Meet Rocky
Jose🐱 Cat

Jose

8 mo

Arabian Mau - special (blind)

Meet Jose
Rezza🐱 Cat

Rezza

3 yrs

Domestic Short Hair

Meet Rezza
Mama and Babies. URGENT FOSTER NEEDED🐱 Cat

Mama and Babies. URGENT FOSTER NEEDED

2 yrs

Siamese

Meet Mama and Babies. URGENT FOSTER NEEDED
Marble - on trial🐱 Cat

Marble - on trial

2 yrs

Bengal mix

Meet Marble
Coral🐱 Cat

Coral

4 yrs

Domestic Short Hair

Meet Coral
Opal🐱 Cat

Opal

10 yrs

Domestic Short Hair

Meet Opal
Maudie🐱 Cat● Reserved

Maudie

3 yrs

Domestic Long Hair

Meet Maudie

Happily homed

11 rescues who found their forever home. Thank you to every family who said yes.

Questions families ask us

Do your cats have to live indoors?

Yes, and we're firm about it. A cat let out in a Dubai summer faces 45-degree afternoons, traffic, and other cats carrying illnesses ours are vaccinated against but not immune to. Indoor cats here live years longer. A balcony is fine if it's properly netted — plenty of our adopters do exactly that, and we're happy to tell you what worked for them.

Do you have kittens?

Often, especially between spring and autumn when the strays here have their litters. They're usually with a foster until they're old enough to be neutered and vaccinated, which is when they get listed. If nothing on this page is small enough for you today, tell us — kitten season doesn't stay quiet for long.

Should I adopt two cats instead of one?

If you work long hours or the flat is empty most of the day, two is genuinely kinder than one, and it's usually easier — they wear each other out instead of waking you at 4am. Some of our cats come as a bonded pair and we won't split them, which we know narrows things. If a pair is more than you can take on, look for the ones our fosters describe as happy on their own.

Can I adopt if I might leave the UAE someday?

Yes, as long as the cat goes with you. Relocating a cat is more straightforward than most people expect — export paperwork, a vet check, a carrier and a flight — and we'll talk you through it and connect you with adopters who've already done the trip. What we can't do is take a cat back at the airport, because that's how a lot of the cats on this page came to us.