Animals Charities That specialise in Cats

A small rescue for cats, based in Sheffield S8, helping cats from many areas but prioritising those in S8, and re-homing throughout Sheffield and surrounding areas (Rotherham, Dronfield, Chesterfield etc).

Preventing cruelty to and relief of suffering among cats anywhere in the world

Lonely Pawz provides a service that compliments existing local charitable work for Cats and Small Animals. The main aims are to RESCUE - RESTORE - REHOMETo successfully re-home strays and animals placed in our care. To neuter and provide medical treatmentTo worm and de-fleaTo provide revenue to cover the cost of treatment, nursing care and accomodation prior to re-homing.

Rescue and re-homing of neglected or unwanted guinea pigs and cats

Missing Cats and Strays in Thanet acts primarily as an online community which creates posters, and uses the power of social media to share Missing Cats and the area, and helps establish stray or injured Cats. Once a cat has been established as a stray, we can scan from Microchip, and after due diligence if no owner comes forward, we can take into our care, medicate, castrate or spay and microchip

Boston and District Cat Welfare is a small charity whose aim is to rehabilitate, neuter and rehome unwanted cats and kittens in the local area. Fund raising basically covers the food, litter and vets bills. We have a policy of non destruction.

We aim to relieve the suffering of stray and abandoned cats by providing shelter and veterinary care, promote neutering of animals and educate the public in animal welfare matters to prevent cruelty and suffering

Happy Days Animal Rescue is a small, volunteer run charity based outside Ruthin, North Wales. It provides medical care and sanctuary for abused and abandoned dogs and cats from both the UK and Romania. Most animals will be put up for adoption after a period of recuperation and assessment, but a few animals who are deemed unsuitable for rehoming will remain under the care of the rescue for life.

For the public benefit in the South East of England, to promote humane behaviour towards cats and kittens and to relieve the suffering and distress of cats and kittens who are in need of care and protection due to sickness, neglect or maltreatment by the provision of a rescue and rehoming service.

To care for unwanted cats and kittens and to rehome where possible, giving a permanent home to disabled or elderly cats. To promote and encourage neutering of cats, offering financial assistance to owners on low incomes. To neuter feral cat colonies and provide veterinary assistance where needed.

The object of the charity is to relieve the suffering of cats that are in need of care and attention, in particular those who are elderly, infirm, chronically and terminally ill and to provide facilities for their reception and care.

We respond to telephone 999 'cat' A emergency calls for East Midlands Ambulance Service

Raising funds by organising various events, functions, raffles etc.Disbursing funds for various welfare purposes to individuals & organisations such as local appeals to fund hospice , CAT scanners. Sponsor young people both locally and overseas.Water Aid and Lions global projects such as Sight First.

To relieve the suffering of cats in need of care and protection through re-homing stray, neglected and unwanted cats in our area.

Pays income from the fund to Gables Farm Dogs & Cats Home, United Kingdom, Devon.

Cat/ Dog neutering programs in former Soviet Union countriesCreating/ improving existing animal sheltersSocial ads / educating people about responsible treatment of animals

Supporting the welfare of stray and sick cats in Cyprus.

quiz night, Makaton Training, First Aid Training, Bursaries for needy children, Art Project, providing garden materials for children's garden, Christmas Fayre, Celebration days, sponsored walks, pamper night, cat walk night, tombola, crazy hair day, pyjama day, pamper day, prince and princess day, summer fate

We issue vouchers to enable and encourage people to have their cats neutered, and we help with vet bills when owners are unable to fund full costs of urgent treatment for animals. We help support a network of local people who foster, rescue and home cats.

Financial assistance to sick and injured stray cats via local veterinary practices. Financial assistance with veterinary fees offered to local pensioners via nominated local veterinary practices. Occasional financial assiustance to local cat owners in receipt of qualifying State benefits subject to Trustees' discretion and available funds.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering and distress of feral cats and kittens who are in need of care and protection because of sickness, neglect or maltreatment by the provision of a rescue, neutering, treatment and rehoming service. We operate within Ceredigion, Wales.

The care and protection of cats and dogs and other animals in the U.K. who are in need of care and attention by reason of their sickness, maltreatment,neglect or poor circumstances.The charity has a specific objective : so far as reasonably practicable no animal shall be destroyed

To rescue, and rehome abandoned, injured and homeless cats and kittens, within the Gloucestershire area. To trap, neuter and return feral cats. To provide information and advise the public on feline welfare.

Eastern Community Assistance Team (EA-CAT) aims to provide support to Emergency Services and Local Authority during times where 4x4 vehicles are the only ones still mobile, particularly but not specifically within the county of Suffolk. Our members are mainly experienced 4x4 owners who are able to provide various services in and around the county.

We continued to provide sanctuaries for the care and protection of cats and kittens and to place unwanted animals with new owners. We also continued to provide financial assistance for veterinary treatment for those who could not afford it.