Links

Link	Details
Petition to ban the sale of kittens from pet shops http://petitions.number10...	Please use your signature to help rescue centres nationwide and encourage the responsible ownership of cats.
Paul Jarman Veterinary Practice http://www.jarmanvets.co....	We use the Attleborough surgery for all our cats veterinary care
Mog's Blog! http://mogchat.blogspot.c...	Many of you will remember Mog, a very dear resident, who left for her new home in February 2009. She was so pleased to be in her new home that she decided to write a regular blog about her happy life as an indoor cat!
Helen's video for Feline Care! http://www.youtube.com/wa...	Helen was a neighbour of Poppy, Gemma and Gilly, three cats who came to live with us when their doting owner passed away. After coming to visit Feline Care Helen decided she wanted to do more to help the cats here and has made us this beautiful video.... hankies at the ready!
Cat Chat http://www.catchat.org/ad...	Cat Chat is a wonderful website for finding other national and independant cat rescues across both Norfolk and Nationwide.
Cat and Rabbit Rescue Centre http://www.crrc.co.uk/	We are part of the CRRC Charity. Although we do a substantial amount of local rescue work we were originally established to give a permanent home to their cats who had not found a home
A very shocking but educational video from a Las Vegas animal rescue http://www.youtube.com/wa...	WARNING: This video contains very graphic images. This is the reality of rescue shelters in the USA where the overbreeding and abandonment of domestic pets is a huge problem. With the problem escalting in this country and so called 'pet lovers' still breeding unwanted litters we fear this is the future for UK rescues if attitudes do not change drastically and soon.

Contact us!

For all enquiries or to make an appointment please telephone:
01953 718529

Please leave a message if we are not able to answer and we will return your call as soon as possible.

Email:
info [at] felinecare [dot] org [dot] uk

Post:
Feline Care Cat Rescue
Roudham Road
East Harling
NR16 2QN

OPEN TO VISITORS ON THE LAST SUNDAY OF EVERY MONTH BETWEEN 11-2pm

PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE OPEN FOR VIEWING STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY AT ALL OTHER TIMES
Sadly if you turn up without an appointment we are unlikely to be able to show you round.

Can you help?

All of the cats in our care are looking for their dream home so please get in touch if you think you could offer them it!

Information for potential owners

Thank you for considering adopting your pet from a Rescue Centre.

When you visit the Centre we will show you the cats or kittens we think are suitable for you, your home and your lifestyle based on the information you give us. It is essential to us that we match cats to their owners to the best of our ability as we only want the very best for our moggies!

Taking on a new animal can have its problems, so please listen to our advice, and if you have any questions please feel free to ask. The following is important when considering adoption:

The cat /s or kitten/s must be for YOU and NOT for any other person
All potential owners must be 'homechecked' to ensure you and the cat you have chosen are suitable for each other
We have a minimum donation policy for each of our cats. If you cannot afford a donation then you must question your ability to care for your cat properly. The donation we ask for is minimal compared to the cost of good quality food and routine veterinary care so if you cannot afford it we would rather you did not have a pet
Without your donation we cannot continue to help the thousands of animals abused, unloved and unwanted every year. This centre is run almost entirely by volunteers and we rely on the generosity of our supporters. PLEASE GIVE WHAT YOU CAN!
You must be able to afford private vet bills and not use other charities such as The PDSA
As the neutering of cats is such a large part of reducing the numbers of unwanted animals please note that we WILL NOT REHOME AN ANIMAL IF YOU HAVE A CAT OVER 6 MONTHS OLD THAT HAS NOT BEEN NEUTERED
All cats/kittens will have had a minimum of their first vaccination and will have been routinely treated for fleas and worms

Costs involved:

We ask for a minimum donation of £35 per cat. This rarely covers the costs involved in rescuing a cat so any further donation you can make is greatly appreciated. Our current average cost of care per cat is £163!
All our cats are microchipped before leaving the centre. This is to ensure their future safety and for our peace of mind. If you wish for the microchip to be registered to you (as the new owner) we ask that you pay £10 per cat.
Any kitten under 5 months of age will not have been neutered. To ensure your kitten is neutered by 6 months of age we ask that you pay a 'neutering deposit' which is refunded to YOUR VET (or you in some rare circumstances) after neutering. As the price of neutering varies between vets and for males and females we ask for £25 per kitten. Neutering should then be carried out by our vet, Paul Jarman Veterinary Surgery in Attleborough, and you will only be charged the remainder. If you wish for the neutering to be carried out at your local vet please discuss this at the time of adoption.
Please note that we accept cash and/or cheques only and cannot take credit card payments.