Flea Market Update

7th May Flea Market

Many thanks to everyone concerned for their hard work at the  7th May Flea Market.

Well Done everyone, we did very well considering the Flea Market is an indoor venue and Sunday the 7th was the best day of the year so far weather wise.

The total raised today at our Flea Market was around £800:00.

Thank you to all our helpers today and all our visitors, we hope you had an enjoyable visit. Come back and see us on Sunday September 24th.

A big “thank you!” to you all.

Needless to say we have now run out of good quality prizes for the Tombola and will need to collect many more prizes for the next Flea Market (Sunday 24th September).

So please keep the donations coming.

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

Thank You!    🙂

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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 on the top 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 print off, fill in and post the  Friends of LCR Application Form.

Mission Accomplished

 

One of the Lancashire Cat Rescue Trustees (Brian (on the right)) and his son Paul (who was raising funds for “Dreams Come True”), have done the London Marathon to raise funds for us this year.

They completed the challenge in 7h 5m.

It’s still not too late to show your support please click HERE to sponsor him.

All proceeds to Lancashire Cat Rescue.

 

Archie

Archie, a large unneutered black Tom cat was taken to a vets
in East Lancs with his paw through his collar which had cut
into his skin. He was kept for seven days but no owner claimed
him and sadly he was not micro-chipped and we offered to take
him.

Archie has now been neutered & chipped and is looking forward to finding his forever home.

He is a very friendly boy.

Poppy

 

Poppy, was homed by us some years ago and is back with us now sadly after the death of her owner. Poppy is a thirteen year old tabby and very bewildered at the moment after losing her home and carer.

She has recently had a dental and is fully vaccinated and chipped, as with all our elderly cats LCR will pay for any age related, non-regular vet bills, this also applies to Rupert because he has FIV.

Wonderful News! Poppy now has a home with Marjorie in Colne. 🙂