Yorkshire Cat Rescue

5 recommendations and reviews from 5 people

• Referral from November 9, 2016
  

  Michelle W. asked:

  Can anyone advise me how/where i can rehome my kitten please?

  

  Sue M. replied:

  Yorkshire Cat Rescue may be able to advise 01535 647184.

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• Referral from July 1, 2015
  

  Marcy B. asked:

  Can anyone advise on cat charities/fosterers please? Needing to re home a pregnant female and male urgently as owner has passed. Many thanks in advance. X

  

  Liz C. replied:

  Yorkshire Cat Rescue 01535647184

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• Referral from May 29, 2015
  

  Caroline B. asked:

  Black & white neutered tom cat, microchipped. Last seen 10.00 pm Wednesday night in Altham/Martholme Grange area. Local area/outbuildings etc all checked. Please share, I need to find my boy.

  

  Michele E. replied:

  Please have a read of the help tips below . Go out looking / calling for your cat rattling some food that they like. Look under bushes cars, listen at garages and sheds in case they have got shut in by mistake. -if they are shy and nervous go out at night too when it is quieter. Calling for them. ... . Ask your neighbours to keep an eye out for your cat and leave a picture and your phone number . Post missing posters through doors, in local shop windows, even in your car window. Some insurance companies help provide posters etc for missing cats so do phone your insurer. . Place little piles of used cat litter around your property to enable the cat to smell their way home hang either the blanket or bedding they sleep on on the line so they can smell it or if we use aftershave or perfume... that they would be used to stick something of ours on the line. Scatter their used cat litter around your property if theyre pregnant or shy make sure to look in boxes in peoples gardens and small spaces, behind sheds etc . Put your facebook picture as your cat and your status saying when missing and where etc and ask others to share it also. . Phone all local vets and animal rescues including pdsa, rspca and cpl .When contacting above people make sure you have your cats Chip number to hand . Log as missing on as many missing pet websites as you can find and also check the found sections for your county and neighbouring county. Try and include a good photo or two and as much info as you can about the cat to make it easy for people to identify. . Sadly also contact the local council to see if any rta's have been reported/collected. When you do find your cat dont forget to tell everyone! As it clogs up the system with cats that are home otherwise. National missing pets websites https://www.facebook.com/CatAwareFriends http://yorkshirecatrescue.org/ http://www.nationalpetregister.org/ http://www.animalsearchuk.co.uk/ www.mymoggy.com/ http://www.lostmycat.org/ http://www.animalsreunited.co.uk/ http://www.catsreunited.co.uk/ Cat forum with lost and found and list of rescues for each area/ county http://www.catchat.org

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• Referral from May 28, 2015
  

  Mark B. asked:

  Whitey 13 year old male cat Been missing since Wednesday night in the hill street / alma pub area of Baxenden Please Please if you know where he is or see him get in touch I REALLY need him home

  

  Mandy R. replied:

  . Go out looking / calling for your cat rattling some food that they like. Look under bushes cars, listen at garages and sheds in case they have got shut in by mistake. -if they are shy and nervous go out at night too when it is quieter. Calling for them. ... . Ask your neighbours to keep an eye out for your cat and leave a picture and your phone number . Post missing posters through doors, in local shop windows, even in your car window. Some insurance companies help provide posters etc for missing cats so do phone your insurer. . Place little piles of used cat litter around your property to enable the cat to smell their way home hang either the blanket or bedding they sleep on on the line so they can smell it or if we use aftershave or perfume... that they would be used to stick something of ours on the line. Scatter their used cat litter around your property if theyre pregnant or shy make sure to look in boxes in peoples gardens and small spaces, behind sheds etc . Put your facebook picture as your cat and your status saying when missing and where etc and ask others to share it also. . Phone all local vets and animal rescues including pdsa, rspca and cpl .When contacting above people make sure you have your cats Chip number to hand . Log as missing on as many missing pet websites as you can find and also check the found sections for your county and neighbouring county. Try and include a good photo or two and as much info as you can about the cat to make it easy for people to identify. . Sadly also contact the local council to see if any rta's have been reported/collected. When you do find your cat dont forget to tell everyone! As it clogs up the system with cats that are home otherwise. National missing pets websites https://www.facebook.com/CatAwareFriends http://yorkshirecatrescue.org/ http://www.nationalpetregister.org/ http://www.animalsearchuk.co.uk/ www.mymoggy.com/ http://www.lostmycat.org/ http://www.animalsreunited.co.uk/ http://www.catsreunited.co.uk/ Cat forum with lost and found and list of rescues for each area/ county http://www.catchat.org

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• Referral from October 28, 2014
  

  Alison S. asked:

  Please can anyone who is looking for a new Kitten or Cat, please have a look at Yorkshire Cat Rescue site. They have an abundance of the most adorable kittens and cats all in need of a loving home. They come flead wormed and neutered so bare that in mind when considering the rehoming cost as you will spend a lot more doing this through the vet with a cat you have spent a tenner on. They are DESPERATE for good loving homes for abandoned kittens. Please look at their facaebook page, there are some lovely videos on there of kittens and cats available. Thanks :)

  

  Alison S. replied:

  http://yorkshirecatrescue.org/

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