Cat Rescue & Adoption Centres: Bristol

Based in Aylesbury. A non-profit organisation dedicated to saving and rehoming domestic and feral cats. Their aim is to find good homes for all the cats that pass through their doors.

Based in Bristol. Bridge Animal Rescue is the working name of National Animal Sanctuaries Support League (Bristol Branch). Bridge Animal Rescue works hard for the welfare of animals of all kinds: wild, companion and farmed. The rescue helps other rescues through funding and also helps find rescue spaces for animals in need.

Bristol and Wales Cat Rescue rehomes cats and kittens to adopters within a 50 mile radius, but can only take cats in from Bristol. All potential adopters are home-checked or must supply a letter of reference from their vet. All cats are treated for worms and fleas, litter-trained, socialised also neutered and microchipped if old enough.

Covering postcodes: BS1-11, BS13-16, BS30-32, BS34-37, BS40-41. Rescuing and rehoming stray and unwanted cats and kittens, encouraging neutering, and providing information to the public about the care of cats and kittens.

Covering areas around Frome in Somerset, and also Warminster and Westbury in Wiltshire and parts of Avon. On average, they rescue and rehome over 100 homeless or unwanted cats every year. All cats are neutered and treated for fleas and worms prior to rehoming.

Rescuing and rehoming stray and unwanted cats in postcode areas: BS20, BS21, BS22, BS23, BS24, BS25, BS26, BS29, BS48, BS49, TA8, TA9. To help alleviate the problem of unwanted cats, they also offer information and advice about responsible cat ownership and promote neutering as the only effective solution.

Covering Bristol, Somerset, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire. HEART’s aim is to find secure new homes for animals that have been abandoned or whose owners can no longer care for them. They help dogs, cats, rabbits, horses, goats and many other animals throughout the South West.

Covering Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire. Rescuing and rehoming around 800 animals each year. No animal is put to sleep unless advised by a Vet. Adoption fees help towards the cost of microchipping, vaccination and neutering the animals prior to rehoming (those too young to be neutered are rehomed with a neutering agreement).

A small animal rescue based in Bristol, rescuing and rehoming unwanted cats & kittens in the Bristol and North Somerset area. All cats old enough will be neutered, or rehomed with a discounted voucher if too young.

Based in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire. Rescue and re-homing of stray and unwanted cats throughout Wiltshire and the surrounding areas. Funds are raised through car boot sales and the sale of handmade cards.

Covering mainly Bristol and surrounds, but flexible for the right home. Involving actions as diverse as finding a new home for the loved pet of an elderly local resident entering a nursing home, trapping and neutering a feral colony, bottle feeding abandoned kittens or caring for the many cats left behind by tenants each year in the Bristol area. The Moggery has plenty of beautiful cats and kittens needing homes! Small holdings, stables, farms also needed for Feral and semi-feral cats.

Based in Bath. Bath Cats and Dogs Home is one of the largest re-homing centres in the UK with over 3,000 unwanted cats, dogs and small animals relying upon them every year. Rehabilitating and rehoming cats and dogs from strays, pregnant ferals or handovers, where a person is no longer able to keep their pet.

Bristol Animal Rescue Centre generally has around 115 dogs and 60 cats at any one time, as well as numerous rabbits, ferrets and other small animals, all looking for their special new home.

Covering from Nailsea down to Woolavington and across to Wells. The branch rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes a huge variety of animals from lots of different circumstances.

Based in the village of Wrantage, just outside Taunton. Initially a dog rescue, they now also rescue and rehome cats and kittens in Somerset (and further afield if a homecheck can be arranged). Cats are wormed, neuteured and vaccinated, and homechecks are carried out.