News, Stories & Pics
A place to share with you any little bits of news, our appeals, and stories about past cats who came to All Cats Rescue.
OUR APPEALS
Mummy and Kittens
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We desperately need donations for our intakes of mummy cat and kittens. Please donate what you can and share.
Visit our Go Fund Me page by clicking HERE
Louis and his dodgy tum
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Thank you to everyone who helped with funds for treating Louis and his tummy issues.
Donations are still welcome, to cover the remainder of vet costs, and ongoing supplements to keep Louis' tum happy.
Visit his Go Fund Me page by clicking HERE
HOMED!
This striking fellow was spotted over several days taking shelter from the winter weather (in an outside cat shelter put there especially for feline passers by).
He was hungry and just wanted food, company and cuddles.
He had no microchip and, after an extensive search in the area, no one came forward to claim him.
He was cared for by All Cats Rescue until he was found a new, loving home, where he was able to enjoy sofa time and many cuddles.
HOMED!
This handsome lad was also found straying.
With no microchip, and no one coming forward to claim him, he spent time at All Cats Rescue, enjoying the company of other cats, and being pampered, before he was found a perfect home.
There, he found the best friend cat companion he craved for, and also very devoted humans to care for him.
HOMED!
This pretty girl came to us as her owner was sadly unable to continue caring for her due to illness.
By chance, shortly after we took her in, we were made aware of a couple who were looking for a cat to care for.
They were perfect for her.
After a period of assessment at the Rescue, and getting her vaccinated, she went to live with her new family.
She is now settled in happily in their home, and (having originally lived in an upper-floor flat) is enjoying their garden immensely.
HOMED!
These two kittens were born feral. To give them the best chance in life, we worked on socialising them.. getting them used to being around humans and the noises and smells of a household.
They were successfully rehomed, and grew up to be the happy, gorgeous ladies of their manor which you see in this photo.
