Bristol And Wales Cat Rescue

Working Together To Give Cats A Second Chance

Sponsor A Cat

Every day, for one reason or another, helpless animals are abandoned, or handed in to rescues. We provide these animals with a clean, safe environment , a warm bed, regular meals, veterinary and loving care, and everything they could possibly need. However, there are always a few cats that never get the home they've always wanted.

Some cats are either too ill, too old, or have temperament problems which mean that they cannot find a suitable home and so must remain with their fosterer as one of their own pets. With your support, we can give these cats the food and veterinary treatment they need for the rest of their lives.

If you are interested in sponsoring one of our cats, please contact us via phone or email and we'll be more than happy to give you details.

When you sign up as a sponsor you will receive:
  • A certificate of sponsorship, birthday card & Christmas greeting! 
  • That warm, fuzzy feeling inside that you are doing something to support an animal in need!

Sometimes, even after paying for food, wormers, flea treatments and veterinary bills, there may be some money left over for a particular sponsor cat - we hope you don't mind if we use any surplus money to treat another of our needy sponsor cats.

The Cats

 JOSEPH

FLORENCE

 

AKA Miss Piggy! Why? Well it's nothing to do with her eating habits!!! Why not sponsor Florence and find out all about her? Her favourite sleeping position, her hobbies, and soooo much more! Florence is looking for a sponsor Mummy/Daddy....could that be you?

TASHA

Little fraidy cat Tasha is a beautiful feral cat that was born in undergrowth by the M32 and came into rescue when she was about 14 weeks old. She's now  1 year old and still terrified of humans although not too scared to come in for her breakfast, lunch and supper! She has a forever home with her foster mum as she's used to the good life now and has bonded too strongly to accept anyone else.

IZZIE

Izzie and her two brothers were little feral kittens who came in very sickly - unfortunately the boys didn't make it but after 3 days and nights of round the clock nursing, Izzie pulled through. All that time spent with her foster mum obviously made her bond strongly because she was rehomed once but turned into a terrified Tasmanian Devil attacking her new owner all the time. Once she came back home she was as soft as butter once more! Izzie will never accept another owner now but has a forever home with her foster mum.

Charles:

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Charles is well known in his neighbourhood - everyone stops to say hello to this lovely,friendly boy who looks like a teddy bear! Charles is 17 and too many hours sunbathing has meant he contracted skin cancer on the white tips of his ears - these had to be amputated, leaving him with his rather distinguished appearance. Unfortunately , he also has cancer on his lip but he is such a happy boy who loves cuddles and attention - hopefully he has a few more years yet.

Millie

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Millie was knocked down twice and suffered terrible injuries - along with broken bones she lost one eye the first time and the sight in her other eye the second time. You would never believe she was blind though - her hearing more than makes up for it and she can still get about and climb the bird table no problem!

Pumpkin

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Feral Pumpkin is inseperable from Polly, he is also 3 years old and follows his foster mum around like a dog - to the shops, to the Health Centre, to the neighbours! If you want a devoted companion you can't go far wrong with a feral kitten - once they trust you they are yours for life.

Smokie

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Handsome Smokie is still a bit wary but is coming around rapidly. He arrived at 6 months old, a semi-feral with a bit of attitude! He now appears to be top cat , patrolling his kingdom and keeping the other cats (and 3 dogs!) in their places. He likes to sit on the kitchen shelf, pole position for stealing titbits - his favourite hobby!

How Do I Sponsor A Cat?

To sponsor one of our longstay cats please contact us:

Email: bwcatrescue@hotmail.com

Telephone:  0844 2573525

or by post:
Bristol and Wales Cat Rescue
24 Beaufort Road
Staple Hill
Bristol
BS16 5JX

We can send you out a standing order form which you simply fill in and send back to us, or if you would prefer to send us a payment by cheque, please make it payable to: Bristol and Wales Cat Rescue.