Based in Bedfordshire.
We always have lots of beautiful cats waiting for loving homes.
Cats of every age, colour, size, shape and personality.
Ring the shelter on 01525875993 or 07985662712 to visit our cats. Visits are strictly by appointment only.
We always have lots of beautiful cats waiting for loving homes.
Cats of every age, colour, size, shape and personality.
Ring the shelter on 01525875993 or 07985662712 to visit our cats. Visits are strictly by appointment only.
Click here for Lost and Found advice.
Urgent Appeal to All Our Supporters
As we face the uncertainties brought about by the corona virus (COVID-19) on Stray Cat Rescue, we need to prepare for the challenges that the next few months may bring. As we have had to close the Shelter to the public, it is during these difficult times your support is vital to ensure we have additional funds to keep us running.
Our priority is to ensure that we do everything we can to keep all the cats in our care safe, healthy and well.
Over the last couple of months we have seen the negative impact on the way we are able to raise money to fund projects such much needed repairs to the pens, new sneeze barriers etc and, as we cannot hold fundraising events currently, we are asking if you could help us further during this difficult time.
We understand that you too may be facing financial challenges but, if you are able, please could you consider giving a donation to Stray Cat Rescue which can be done in a variety of ways:
via the link above, just click on the ‘Donate with Just Giving’ Button
via a Bank transfer to our Special Events Account:- please contact Graham Howell, our Treasurer on Treasurer@straycatrescue.org.uk
for the bank details
or, alternatively, purchase some food via our Amazon Wishlist or donate food at Sainsbury’s, Dunstable via our instore collection box.
We are most grateful for your support and for anything you feel you can do to help.
THANK YOU – THE STRAY CAT RESCUE TEAM
As we face the uncertainties brought about by the corona virus (COVID-19) on Stray Cat Rescue, we need to prepare for the challenges that the next few months may bring. As we have had to close the Shelter to the public, it is during these difficult times your support is vital to ensure we have additional funds to keep us running.
Our priority is to ensure that we do everything we can to keep all the cats in our care safe, healthy and well.
Over the last couple of months we have seen the negative impact on the way we are able to raise money to fund projects such much needed repairs to the pens, new sneeze barriers etc and, as we cannot hold fundraising events currently, we are asking if you could help us further during this difficult time.
We understand that you too may be facing financial challenges but, if you are able, please could you consider giving a donation to Stray Cat Rescue which can be done in a variety of ways:
via the link above, just click on the ‘Donate with Just Giving’ Button
via a Bank transfer to our Special Events Account:- please contact Graham Howell, our Treasurer on Treasurer@straycatrescue.org.uk
for the bank details
or, alternatively, purchase some food via our Amazon Wishlist or donate food at Sainsbury’s, Dunstable via our instore collection box.
We are most grateful for your support and for anything you feel you can do to help.
THANK YOU – THE STRAY CAT RESCUE TEAM
Shelter is Temporarily Closed to the Public
In light of Government and NHS guidelines, we have had to temporarily close the shelter to the general public. The landline number will not be answered. We will keep you all updated as and when we know more and we will continue to work within Government guidelines and restrictions, in the meantime all the cats will continue to be cared for.
To our volunteers: those authorised volunteers who volunteer at the rescue in the week and those on the weekend rotas may still undertake needed activity at the shelter but must strictly keep 2 meter distance at all times and please do not bring friends or family with you. Please do not come to the rescue if you are in an at risk group or are required to self isolate, or are in anyway concerned. Any questions please contact: Michele Astley, Chair: Chairman@straycatrescue.org.uk
We are trialing rehoming some cats through the facebook page only - if you're looking to adopt please monitor there until we're able to re-open.
Thank you for your understanding at this time
In light of Government and NHS guidelines, we have had to temporarily close the shelter to the general public. The landline number will not be answered. We will keep you all updated as and when we know more and we will continue to work within Government guidelines and restrictions, in the meantime all the cats will continue to be cared for.
To our volunteers: those authorised volunteers who volunteer at the rescue in the week and those on the weekend rotas may still undertake needed activity at the shelter but must strictly keep 2 meter distance at all times and please do not bring friends or family with you. Please do not come to the rescue if you are in an at risk group or are required to self isolate, or are in anyway concerned. Any questions please contact: Michele Astley, Chair: Chairman@straycatrescue.org.uk
We are trialing rehoming some cats through the facebook page only - if you're looking to adopt please monitor there until we're able to re-open.
Thank you for your understanding at this time
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Many thanks go to our corporate sponsors:
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We are lucky enough to be supported by Simon's Cat,
after Simon adopted Maisy and Teddy from us and recently adopted two further kittens.
Registered Charity 1098984