We offer a trap, neuter and return programme for cats, primarily feral colonies. Neutering is free of charge and at no cost to you. TNR helps stop the cycle of breeding for cats to avoid becoming overrun. Contact us if you need help with a colony of cats.

We always have feral cats in our care who are in need of a safe, permanent home. Feral cats cannot be rehomed in to a normal home environment and need a home where they can be free, limited human contact and have a safe space to call home. Ideally a stables, farm or rural setting are best. Feral cats are great at keeping rodent numbers down and will often hunt and bring back their owners presents.
All of our cats come fully health checked, neutered, microchipped, ear tipped,
dewormed and de flead prior to adoption.

We offer help and advice on stray cats too.
There are various steps we would advise on to help find the owner or determine if a cat is owned.

We have a wonderful variety of friendly cats available for adoption – from playful kittens to gentle seniors, in all sexes, personalities, and temperaments. Whether you're looking for a lively companion or a calm cuddle buddy, we’ll help you find the perfect match.

When you adopt through us, you're never alone – we offer lifelong rescue backup and ongoing support through our friendly, dedicated rescue team.

Our volunteers do everything from scanning found cats for microchips and putting up posters to help reunite them with their owners, to collecting deceased cats with care and compassion. Some help by transporting cats to and from veterinary appointments, while others assist with vital fundraising, trap cats as part of colony management, or pick up donated items that keep our rescue running. A key part of our adoption process also includes carrying out home checks to ensure potential adopters can provide safe, loving environments—another important and rewarding volunteer role within our team.

We would happily accept any food donations for the cats in our care. 

We also offer our donations to other rescues too if we are unable to make use of what has been donated. 

The work we do and service we provide relies heavily on donations, any donations you wish to make would be gratefully accepted and most of all appreciated.

By offering a temporary, loving home, you’ll help cats recover, regain confidence, and get ready for their forever families.

We are a warm, welcoming team of experienced volunteers who are always here to support you. Our dedicated rescue team works closely with our veterinary partners to ensure every foster cat receives the care they need — and you’ll be fully supported every step of the way.

Everything is provided by the charity, including food, litter, vet care, and supplies. You simply provide the love and time.

Whether you're helping a timid cat come out of their shell, nursing one back to health, or just offering a safe place to rest, fostering is incredibly fulfilling — and it truly saves lives.

We can help scan any cat as long as the cat is approachable and local to the area we cover. We have access to all of the UK microchipping databases. If we aren’t local to you, we can offer advice of who to contact in your local area.

Our team is always happy to share guidance on a wide range of common cat issues. If your cat has gone missing, we can offer practical, proven tips to help bring them home. Found a cat in your area? We can advise you on how to safely approach, befriend, and support them.

We also provide advice on toileting issues, such as inappropriate urination or litter tray problems—something many cat owners face at some point. If you’re introducing a new cat to your household, we’ll help you do it gradually and calmly to reduce stress and build harmony between cats.

Some cats need time to adjust to life indoors, especially if they’ve come from the streets or difficult backgrounds

We offer trapping help and often team up and work together with other animal rescues, charities and welfare organisations.