Cat Rescue & Adoption Centres: Cambridgeshire

Covering Suffolk, Essex, parts of Cambridge, and parts of Norfolk. The new Blue Cross rehoming centre on Bourne Hill has allowed the Suffolk centre to double the number of animals they can help and rehome. They offer a matching service to ensure the right pet goes to the right home.

Based in Wisbech. Covering Wisbech and surrounding villages. The charity takes in stray, abandoned and unwanted cats and kittens, rehoming them to loving new homes. All cats over six months of age are neutered. They also offer help with trapping and neutering feral cats. Fundraising events are held throughout the year to raise funds for the upkeep of the cats and veterinary costs.

Covering Newmarket and the surrounding area. A small cat rescue & rehoming organisation, finding good, caring homes for disadvantaged cats.

Based in Cambridge. Cambridge Cats Protection takes in stray and unwanted cats, rehabilitating and rehoming where possible.

Based in Ely. The branch regularly has around 30 to 40 cats and kittens seeking a new home, which are cared for by six fosterers. If you are able to offer a kind, loving and permanent home to one (or more!) of their cats, drop them an email or give them a call.

Based in Peterborough, covering postcode areas PE13, PE14, PE15, PE16, PE26.
Please Note: This branch currently offers cat neutering assistance only, and is therefore unable to help with adoption or rehoming.

Based in Peterborough. As well as caring for many cats and kittens waiting for a good home, Peterborough CP also run a sponsorship scheme for their permanent feline residents. So, if you cannot re-home a cat at present, sponsoring one can be just as rewarding, for you and for the cat!

Rehoming, promoting neutering, cat welfare and offering advice and support. Cats are fostered by volunteers until new homes are found. Rural / Farm homes are also needed for outdoor cats. All cats will be neutered, health checked by a vet, treated for fleas and worms, vaccinated and microchipped. No cats are rehomed near main roads.

Covering Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, South Lincs & Suffolk. All cats & kittens are homed neutered, microchipped, have had at least their first vaccination, are treated for fleas & worms and come with 4 weeks free pet insurance. If you are looking to adopt a new feline companion, you will be spoilt for choice! If you are thinking of rehoming your cat, tailored support is available.

Based in Whittlesey, Peterborough. Merrylegs Charitable Trust has been rescuing and rehoming animals at their shelter for over 20 years. They provide veterinary treatment, food, water, shelter and love for all those animals that need it.

Based in Newmarket. Caring for more mature cats in their own environment. Adult cats available for rehoming.

Covering Peterborough and surrounding area. Helping to rehome stray and unwanted cats and kittens which will have been vet checked, treated for fleas, wormed and neutered if old enough. Also, trapping and arranging for strays / ferals to be neutered or rehomed, if possible. Peterborough Cat Rescue are a self-financing group, and so ask for a donation when rehoming cats and kittens to help them carry out their work.

Based in March in Cambridgeshire. All cats are neutered, fully vaccinated and microchipped before rehoming. If you would like to help Block Fen Animal Centre, or would like to adopt a rescue cat, please contact them using the details below. Home visits and adoption fees apply.

Based in Cambridge. The branch usually has a wide variety of animals in need of a new home, including cats and dogs. If you are looking for a new pet to share your life with, visit the rehoming gallery on their website, linked below.

RSPCA Cambridgeshire Mid East aim to promote responsible pet ownership through local microchipping and neutering campaigns. They also have cats, kittens and rabbits for adoption and offer advice and support to the public by telephone calls through their branch line and via email.

Woodside Animal Centre is part of the independent RSPCA branch network. They take in and care for stray and unwanted pets and aid the recovery and return of injured wildlife to their habitat. They also rehabilitate and rehome animal victims of cruelty.

The SCWT operates a rescue, foster and re-homing service for unwanted adult siamese cats throughout the UK. Permanent, loving homes are often needed for adult cats. Please note, they do not have kittens for rehoming. The trust runs a sponsorship scheme for un-homeable cats. See their website for more details.

Woodgreen Pets Charity takes in and rehomes thousands of animals every year. All kittens and cats are neutered where possible before rehoming. As well as rescuing and rehoming, Woodgreen provides advice for pet owners, to help keep more pets in loving homes.