Cat Rescue & Adoption Centres: Cornwall

Blue Cross Devon: Exeter rehoming, advice and behaviour unit covers South West England. Rescuing and rehoming pets needing a new home. The branch also operates a Home Direct Scheme for dogs, cats, rabbits and other small pets whose owners can sadly no longer keep them; pets stay in their existing home until a new home is found.

NB: This branch can only rehome cats within Devon & Cornwall.
Cats and kittens are available for rehoming to loving permanent homes. Cat Action Trust works towards making a better life for all cats. They have a particular interest in feral / farm cats, and support the trapping and neutering of farm and feral cats in line with the Cat Action Trust policy of 'Control Without Killing'. Some of these cats are available for homing to farms or stables and will work in return for shelter, food and care. All the cats in the charity's care are neutered, health checked, treated for fleas, worms and any health problems.

Cornwall Cat Centre opened in 2002, and is currently Cats Protection's only purpose built centre in Cornwall. The centre has 30 pens, providing comfortable accommodation for the cats in their care. They always have a variety of cats awaiting permanent, loving homes.

Covering Falmouth & Helston district. Cats Protection Falmouth & Helston district are a small group of volunteers involved in caring for and rehoming unwanted cats and kittens in the local area.

Covering Postcodes EX23; part of EX22, PL15; PL16; PL27; PL28 and PL29; Part of PL30 and 31; 32; 33; 34 and 35. This small branch are very active, rehoming in excess of 200 cats/kittens each year. The majority of cats are looked after by foster families.

Based in St.Austell, covering Cornwall and Devon. Clay County Cat Care are dedicated to helping and rehoming cats and kittens that are abandoned, abused, unwanted, and in need of help. Adoption donations help towards the costs of neutering, microchipping, vaccinating, worm / flea treatment and veterinary check for the adopted cat or kitten. All are rehomed with 4 weeks free pet insurance.

Covering Devon and Cornwall. Gables Farm have been caring for and rehoming stray dogs and cats from Devon and Cornwall for almost 100 years. The home helps around 1,800 animals every year, including providing all the necessary veterinary care and attention during their stay. If you are looking for a new canine or feline companion, Gables Farm would love to hear from you.

Based in Kilkhampton. Hilltop Animal Haven is a small charity that takes older animals, or ones that can no longer be cared for and gives them a loving home for the rest of their lives.

Covering Redruth. Providing treatment for unwanted and stray cats and small animals and finding new, permanent homes for them.

Around 300 cats and dogs are rehomed at this centre every year. Every animal is individually assessed and cared for by experienced and dedicated staff. All animals are vet-checked, neutered, vaccinated, wormed and microchipped before being rehomed.

Covering Cornwall. The Venton Animal Centre provides a base from which animals can be adopted and is a focus for the work of the RSPCA throughout Cornwall. The centre cares for a variety of animals until the right home can be found.

Based in St. Austell, covering Cornwall. Rescuing and rehoming unwanted or stray cats and kittens in the Cornwall area. All cats are microchipped, and will be neutered over five months of age. Home visits apply.

Based near Redruth. This small voluntary cat rescue takes in unwanted and stray cats and kittens and finding them permanent and loving homes. Cats are neutered if old enough, and treated for worms and fleas before rehoming. Those that cannot be rehomed due to their age, or ongoing medical problems can stay at the rescue for the remainder of their lives.

Rescuing and rehoming unwanted kittens, mostly farm and feral - but no kitten is turned away. This rescue has been finding, loving forever homes for kittens and spayed Mums since 2009.