Animals Charities That specialise in Cats

Within the limits of our resources furthering animal welfare mainly by donations to other charities in UK and overseas but also directly by helping feral cats and to a lesser extent dogs and horses.

Fundraising collections etc held on a small scale and we try to educate the community on cat welfare, neutering etc.

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.

We help feral and timid cats to find a future on stables

Neutering and rehoming cats on Merseyside

Assist with the cost of neutering and spaying feral & semi-Ferral cats to control population build up and reduce problems. Provide advice and information on the care of cats and kittens to all ages and sections of the community. In some circumstances we assist with the cost of vetinery treatment of domestic cats after consultation with vets. We operate in the rural areas of North Northumberland.

TO PROMOTE HUMANE BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS ANIMALS, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, STREET CATS AND DOGS IN UK AND INDIA, BY GRANT FUNDING ANIMAL WELFARE ORGANISATIONS TO PROVIDE APPROPRIATE VET CARE, PROTECTION, TREATMENT AND SECURITY FOR ANIMALS WHICH ARE IN NEED OF CARE AND ATTENTION BY REASON OF SICKNESS, MALTREATMENT, POOR CIRCUMSTANCES OR ILL USAGE.

Fund raising for helping with the relief of suffering of pregnant cats and kittens Ryedale & Scarborough Area only

Feral cat population control without killing.Cat neutering and spaying programme operated,which aims to reduce the high numbers of homeless kittens born every year and consequent suffering and hardship of those among them subjected to abuse,neglect or abandonment.

Assisting secondary degree veterinary students with bursaries.Animal welfare, animals - cats and sheep.Conservation - woodland project.

Assisting the Emergency Services and Local Resilience Forums with Community Resilience / 4x4 logistics / Search and Rescue / Providing Manpower.

We conduct sterilization (spay/neuter) projects in communities where free-living cat colonies have been identified. We help community members access high-quality and free/low-cost veterinary care. We train local people and newly started charities how to trap, neuter, and return free-living cats. We focus on helping underserved communities throughout the Global South, currently in Greece.

Rescue cats and kittens, trap and neuter feral cats. Rehome cats when possible. Look after any not rehomable, for the span of their life. Educate the general public about the welfare of cats.

To help with the neutering of feral, stray and domestic cats. To raise funds for this purpose and animal welfare.

Caring and re homing feral cats

Prevention of cruelty to animals. Neutering programmes. Feeding programmes for feral cats. Funding to help animal shelters.

To catch, neuter and release feral dogs and cats worldwide in order to reduce over-population problems.

We raise funds primarily by running table top sales/car boot sales in and around Hampshire, Dorset and Marmaris areas, We actively collect items to sell, and promote donations directly to the charity accountMarmaris as a holiday destination closes down at the end of Oct, no tourists,no help.

Our aim is the rescue of cats and kittens abandoned, stray or feral. We work to rehabilitate and rehome cats who come into care and find suitable sites to relocate feral cats when not welcome and undertake neutering programmes to control populations. Wherever possible we also help to rehome pet cats who for whatever reason can no longer be kept by their owners.

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

Promoting humane behaviour towards the most common household pets such as fish, cats, dogs, rabbits, by providing education and advice on how to look after them and how to prevent and relieve sickness, disease or suffering of such animals. Where considered appropriate, making grants to those in financial need to assist towards their care.

To take into care stray, abandoned, unwanted (by their present owners) or needy cats within a 25 miles radius of the centre of Bristol and to spay or castrate any cats coming into care before re-homing. To offer the highest standards of care, including warm & safe purpose built accommodation.

As a small charity we see a need not covered by the larger charities ,of the control and day to day monitoring of large feral colonies .The colonies are neutered and monitored for diseaseinjury ,food supply ,territory range, involving 365 days of the year cover. The work is intensive and protracted, and 100% of all funds received goes directly to the care of the animals.

Taking in unwanted, abandoned or stray animals and giving them a good quality of life until it is possible to find a loving, permanent home for them. We educate the public in responsible pet ownership to eliminate indiscriminate breeding by encouraging the neutering of all pets, including pedigrees. We advise and help the public in the humane control of feral cats.

Charity dedicated to the neutering of feral cats our purpose is to advise and guide the public as to the need to neuter ferals and to help them where possible with this by loaning trapping equipment, helping them to trap, securing neutering funding and providing temporary accommodation for contained ferals both post and pre neutering.We operate from a property at 241 Broadgate, PE12 0LT.