Welcome to the Lancashire Cat Rescue Website

What cats do in the litter tray when you’re not looking?

Lancashire Cat Rescue is run by a dedicated team of volunteers and is based in Preston, Lancashire, UK.

Please help Lancashire Cat Rescue to rescue and re-home cats in need by making an online donation, it’s easy just click on the “Donate” button to the right of this page.

Stray, sick, injured or abandoned. All cats are welcomed and cared for by Lancashire Cat Rescue before being found new homes with suitable adopters.

If you would like to help us by making a monthly donation by standing order then please Click Here!

Flea Market Update

10th March Flea Market

Visitor numbers were slightly up compared to the February Flea Market which was no thanks to the awful weather.

We managed to raise a very welcome £1.025 to enable us to continue rescuing and re-homing stray and injured cats and kittens.

Many thanks to everyone who donated items for our stalls. We had some nice prizes for the Tombola which did well.

The kitchen did well and again Dawn baked her wonderful cakes and with contributions from Salma & Tom. Thanks to everyone who helped in the kitchen, unlike the rest of us that can take the weight off our feet now and again the kitchen crew are busy and on their feet all day from 7.am until 2.30 pm. They then have to clean up to leave the kitchen tidy, it’s a long day and we appreciate their help.

Thanks also to our many helpers on the stalls and in the foyer who haven’t had a specific mention, we couldn’t do it without you. A big “thank you!” to you all.

We are always looking for volunteers to help on the day, can you spare a couple of hours? We have a very friendly group of volunteers but could always use a few more helping hands.

Could you bake some cakes for us?

Give us a call on 01772 750263 (preferably after 6pm any evening) if you would like to help in any way.

Needless to say we have now run out of good quality prizes for the Tombola and will need to collect many more prizes for our next Flea Market (Sunday 7th April).

So please keep the donations coming.

If you have any items to donate, please Tel Christine on 01772 750263 or Sylvia on 01772 716837.

Thank You!    🙂

Kelly

If you like a feline with “catitude” then Kelly aged a little over two years is your girl.

She originally came into care after giving birth to five kittens on a ladies kitchen floor, we took her and her kittens with an understanding that the lady with the kitchen floor would give Kelly a home when her kittens had been homed.

Unfortunately when Kelly went back to the ladies home she kept frightening us all by repeatedly crossing a busy main road (she had the option of going to the rear of the house where it was quiet). Fearing that she would come to a sticky end, she came back to us.

Kelly doesn’t get on with other felines and wants to be an only cat.

She is neutered, vaccinated and chipped.

Great News! (16/03/2019)

Kelly now has a forever home with Richard in Chorley.

🙂

Give a Black Cat a Home

Any Colour you Like

(as long as it’s Black)

We currently have several young beautiful black cats of varying temperaments, timid and nervous, or outgoing and friendly.

They are all neutered, vaccinated & chipped.

Please consider giving a black cat a home, give Christine a call on 01772 750263 to arrange an appointment for viewing.

Is this your cat?

This lady has been living rough in Queenscourt Avenue off Kingsfold Drive in Penwortham, Preston for the past four weeks.

A kind couple have been feeding & sheltering her, she is quite timid and is a good weight.

Hopefully someone is missing her, please share on FB and get her home.

Call us on 01772 750263 if this is your cat.

Bonnie (Scrap Yard Cat)

This is Bonnie, she was found under the bonnet of a scrap car at Recycling Lives, Longridge.

She had a damaged leg and what looked like a burn mark on her jaw.

 

 

 

She was taken to Oakhill Veterinary Center on Conway Drive, Fulwood, we were contacted and we agreed to fund her treatment.

Xrays revealed that her leg was broken.

 

 

 

 

 

Her leg was pinned and an external frame fitted to stabilize the repair.

She is now with us at the rescue, we will have to keep her immobilized (cage rest) for about six weeks.

Then (if no owner comes forward) she will be put up for adoption.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you would like to help Lancashire Cat Rescue to fund her treatment please CLICK HERE and make a donation.