Oscar
Hounslow Animal Welfare Society (HAWS)
Oscar lives with a foster carer, so you meet Oscar after applying, not at the rescue's address.
Oscar is no longer on Hounslow Animal Welfare Society (HAWS)'s website. We noticed on 9 November 2026. That usually means they've found a home.
- Age
- 4 months
- Sex
- Male
About Oscar
Oscar is related to Molly
Must be homed with Molly
Oscar is a gorgeous, long-haired black kitten, with the sweetest personality to match his handsome looks.
He is super affectionate, loves human company and is always ready for a cuddle or a play session. He’s a very loyal little boy who loves being around people and has a particularly special bond with his little sister, Molly. He always seems to be looking out for her. Oscar and Molly haven’t had the easiest start in life. They were found living on their own outside before being brought into care together, and the householder who alerted us to their situation believes they are siblings. Oscar is larger than his sister who looks petite next to him
Oscar and Molly are very bonded, so we are looking for a special home willing to adopt them both together. They are wonderful little companions and would love to grow up side by side, sharing all the adventures, cuddles and mischief that kittenhood brings.
Oscar is neutered and will be fully vaccinated in early November.
We are looking for a genuinely loving, safe and committed forever home where Oscar and Molly will be cherished as part of the family. If you think you could offer Oscar and Molly their forever home, we’d absolutely love to hear from you!
You can see more gorgeous pictures of them on their foster carer’s Instagram: @densfelinefosterfam
Garden required
Oscar has been neutered, microchipped and has started vaccinations
As written by Hounslow Animal Welfare Society (HAWS).
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