Animals Charities That specialise in Cats

Rescue and rehome cats and kittens. ~We care for stray cats and kittens and animals surrendered by their owners. We operate mainly in the South Bucks area.

We are a small rescue & rehoming centre for all cats but specializing in Persians. We rely on donations but also hold fundraising events such as online auctions on our Facebook group. The Charity is solely run by the founder at her home

CKCR rehome cats and kittens in the Chester area. Any cats or kittens that are in need of a new home will be neutered, vet checked, have flea and worm treatment. All new homes will have a safety checkWe try and control localised feral populations by trapping and neutering feral cats whilst working with the local community.We provide advice, education to the community on cat behaviour and care.

Silth's Sanctuary rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes or returns abandoned, stray, and feral animals, particularly cats. We are run by volunteers and operate through a series of foster homes. We mostly operate within the central Liverpool region, but rehome nation wide.

Cat welfare

Rescue and rehoming of cats and kittens. Providing veterinary treatment prior to rehoming including neutering, vaccinating and microchipping. The cats and kittens are cared for in our volunteer foster homes until new homes are found. We operate a subsidised neutering/spaying scheme for privately owned cats and dogs and where possible will also help with other veterinary treatment for any animal.

On a weekly basis our clients receive food bags containing basic essential food items that provide 3 meals for 3 days. These food items are either donated to us by 7 local supermarkets, individuals, community groups, local businesses or are purchased using the grants and financial donations we receive. In addition we provide a bag of fresh produce and periodically toiletries and cat/dog food.

1. The relief and assistance of people who are victims of natural disaster, trouble, or catastrophe2.To advance education for the benefit of the public in particular but not exclusively by building schools and providing access to educational facilities such as libraries.3. The relief of sickness and the preservation of health by providing or assisting in the provision of healthcare projects

Promote humane behaviour and prevent cruelty and suffering towards cats in the UAE by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment and security for cats which are in need of care by reason of sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstance or ill usage, rehoming such cats, where possible, in the UAE or United Kingdom. Providing TNR service to stray cats and educating the public in animal welfare.

To rescue and re-home animals (with a particular focus on dogs and cats) from both the UK and other countries. The animals are transported, given a health assessment, receive medical treatment where necessary and neutered and given a pet passport. They are then placed in rented kennels or in foster care until an appropriate permanent home is found for them.

The Trusts aim is to provide an outdoor centre for use by the general community, including the disadvantaged, disabled or deprived youngsters, to experience the challenge of living and working together in a really stimulating environment. Crookstone Barn provides dormitory accommodation for up to 23.It has a spacious common room, large kitchen, showers and toilets and all amenities.

To advance in life and help young people, living in, but not exclusively The London Borough of Ealing, for the public benefit, through theatrical drama based activities that develop their skills, capacities and capabilities, to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.

Aims of Feral Cat Welfare: food & shelter for feral colonies/cats; TNR where possible; rehoming where safe return impossible; socialization & homing of feral kittens; education of general public by encouraging neutering & responsible cat ownership; long term - permanent refuge for feral cats & a base for our work. Fundraising activities: small events, donations, legacies and grants.

The charity is established for:(a) the care and protection of cats and kittens in need of care and protection by reason of being stray, neglected or unwanted, and to prevent cruelty and suffering to cats and kittens,(b) the advancement of public education in the proper care of cats and kittens.

RESCUE AND WELFARE OF NEGLECTED, ILL-TREATED AND ABANDONED ANIMALS. OPERATION OF A RESCUE CENTRE FOR A VARIETY OF RODENTS, FELINES, EQUINES, REPTILES, FISH AND CANINES. PROVIDING MAINTENANCE, VETERINARY AND GENERAL HEALTH-CARE. RELIEVING THE PUBLIC OF THE STRESS OF CARING FOR ANIMALS THEY CAN NO LONGER AFFORD TO KEEP. EDUCTING THE PUBLIC IN ANIMAL-WELFARE AND RELATED ISSUES.

Feline Cat Rescue works in a network of foster homes. We take in unwanted, abandoned & stray cats and kittens. After any necessary veterinary work, they are rehomed. Euthanasia is only on veterinary advice. Feral cats are trapped neutered and released back into their colonies.

To promote humane behaviour towards cats and dogs in Turkey by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment and security for animals which are in need of care and attention by reason of sickness, abandonment, maltreatment and poor circumstances.Actively seeking new permanent homes for rescued animals. Promoting spaying and neutering to prevent future unwanted street animals being born.

The objects of the Charity are to feed, neuter and provide veterinary care to feral cat colonies in the local area. We would also trap any kittens suitable for rehoming. We would secure the welfare of any domestic or small indigenous wild animal, bird or reptile in distress by providing food and veterinary treatment as required.

Established 1986. Inspired by a massive feral colony. Founded by teenage Sisters Tracy Reeve & Jools Dutton.100% local, family run, home grown, voluntary, council approved Santuary for around sixty unhomeables and we also help other ferals..Donations always needed. Thank you

The advancement of animal welfare in Greece, specifically for cats and other stray animals on the Cycladic Island of Syros; support charitable organisations on the Island of Syros which undertake the practical care of the animals in question; and the provision of educational projects to teach the importance of improving empathy and awareness of animal welfare in the wider community.

Providing care and rescue facilities for animals, in particular feral and stray cats, which on the basis of their age and temperament would not be accepted elsewhere; re-homing of animals that are abandoned, mistreated, lost, stray, feral, vulnerable; providing veterinary treatment for stray animals in need of care; strictly no-kill policy unless the animal is beyond any veterinary help

Rescue & rehoming of cats & kittens.

Rescue stray and abanded cats, re home etc

Assisting and rehoming cats