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 small, but 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 becoming a “Friend of Lancashire Cat Rescue” then please Click Here!

Rudy

Rudy was a stray being fed by a kind elderly lady in Leyland, he had been hanging around, trying to convince the lady to take him in. Unfortunately for Rudy the kind lady didn’t want to commit to owning a pet in her twilight years, so she asked us to help him.

Since then he’s been tested for FIV/Felv (both negative), had his first vaccination & been micro-chipped, he was already neutered, we think he is about five years old.

He is semi-long-haired, is very friendly & likes to be fussed, he would very much like a forever home.

If you would like to offer a home to Rudy (or any other of our cats) and live local to Preston, Lancashire please give us a call on 01772 750263. We expect a minimum donation of £50 for our adult cats and a commitment to provide a litter tray (or trays) and keep him in at night.

Stop Press! (19/11/2020) Rudy now has a lovely home in the country with Anita.

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Skip

We collected this tabby & white cat from Inskip on Monday (16th Nov). The cat was seeking to be adopted by a couple and they would have happily done so, but their Jack Russell was having none of it.

Update! (28/11/2020) Skip now has a forever home as an indoor cat with Peter in Warton.

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Roy

Roy, is a very friendly, very lively grey tabby older kitten around seven months old who after he was rescued from a farm became very unwell. He showed classic symptoms of really bad cat flu and was very poorly for several days. We were asked to take him in and find him a new home as he was poorly twice whilst settling into his new home and the vets thought it could be either the Herpes virus or the Calici virus and could be a recurring problem. Roy has been tested and was negative for both virus’s, also the stress of coming into rescue and also being neutered has not brought his symptoms on again.

He is fully vaccinated, micro-chipped & is ready for a loving home.

If you would like to offer a home to Roy (or any other of our cats) and live local to Preston, Lancashire please give us a call on 01772 750263. We expect a minimum donation of £50 for our neutered cats and a commitment to provide a litter tray (or trays) and keep him in at night.

Stop Press! (14/11/2020) Roy now has a forever home with Lauren & her family in Leyland.

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Beautiful Black Cat

We currently have only one beautiful black cat, Lizzy is a long haired cat of about ten years old and would suit a quiet home.

She is neutered, vaccinated & chipped.

Being a long haired cat, Lizzy needs a little help with grooming as her coat matts easily.

If you would like to offer Lizzy a forever home and live local to Preston Lancashire, then give us a call on 01772 750263.

The suggested minimum donation for one of our neutered cats is £50 and we expect you to keep them in at night and provide a litter tray.

Great News! (30/11/2020) Lizzie now has a forever home with a lovely young family in Chorley.

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