Cat Rescue & Adoption Centres: Lincolnshire

Taking in cats, dogs, small furries, birds and horses for rehoming, or retirement if a home cannot be found. They have a non-destruction policy unless advised by a vet, and animals have a home at The Ark for as long as they need one. All adult cats are neutered prior to homing.

Based in Doncaster. Rescuing and rehoming stray and abandoned cats within the Isle of Axholme area. All cats are neutered before adoption (for those that are too young, neutering will be arranged at a later stage).

Rehoming throughout Nottinghamshire and surrounding areas. All cats are neutered, vet checked, microchipped, vet flead and wormed. Some are fully vaccinated.Kittens too young to be neutered are followed up for neutering at the appropriate age where assistance can be given. All our cats are healthy or otherwise stated on their profile.

Based in Sheffield. Helping to rehome cats and dogs in need and providing advice for pet owners. All animals are neutered before rehoming (for those that are too young, neutering will be arranged after adoption). The unit runs a direct homing scheme which helps to find new homes for pets while they stay with their owner.

Rescuing and rehoming cats and other animals in Nottingham, Derbyshire & Lincolnshire. Prospective homes are checked for suitability, both for the benefit of the new owners, and for the animals. Bramcote Animal Rescue operate a non-destruction policy.

Based in Scunthorpe. Rescuing cats and kittens, who are then cared for in foster homes before being rehomed. All cats and kittens who are old enough will be neutered and all prospective homes are checked.

Based in Nottingham, operating across Nottinghamshire. Improving the lives of unwanted or abandoned cats and kittens in need of a loving home. All cats are neutered, microchipped and fully assessed before rehoming. Kittens leave with a neuter and microchip contract (included in the adoption fee), will be up-to-date with flea and worm treatment and come with 5 weeks free insurance and a 400 gram food voucher.

Covering postcodes - DN31, DN32, DN33, DN34, DN35, DN36, DN37 and DN41. A Voluntary run branch of Cats Protection, helping the cats of the area. All cats will be neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and up to date with all flea & worm treatments before rehoming.

Area covered: DN15-DN21 & DN38 - Scunthorpe and surrounding areas, Brigg, Barton-upon-Humber, Barnetby-Le-Wold and Broughton. Cats are cared for by volunteer fosterers until new homes are found. Good, loving, permanent homes are always needed.

Covering postal code areas LN12, LN13, PE22, PE23, PE24 & PE25. The branch rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes cats and kittens in their coverage area. Home visits are carried out prior to adoption. Cats and kittens are not rehomed near to fast or busy roads. All cats/kittens are health checked by a vet, vaccinated, treated for fleas and worms, and microchipped before rehoming. All adult cats are neutered. The branch will pay for the neutering of adopted kittens when they are old enough. They also operate a trap, neuter, return (TNR) scheme for feral cats in the area.

Covering Sleaford and surrounding area. Caring for all felines, from pregnant mums, tiny kittens, tom cats & feral colonies. All cats are cared for in foster homes and will be neutered prior to rehoming, where age appropriate.

Based in Spalding. Caring for homeless and abandoned cats, fostering them until permanent homes are found. This small team of dedicated, cat-loving volunteers offer support with neutering, and lost and found cats, as well as general education and awareness within the Spalding area.

Covering Stamford, Bourne, Deeping and Oakham. This branch is run by a small team of dedicated volunteers who give up their time to help rehome unwanted and abandoned cats and kittens.

Based in Humberston, Grimsby. Aiming to provide comfort and care for rescued cats until new homes are found.

Based in Lincoln. Feline Friends Rescue is a not for profit shelter aiming to rescue, neuter, microchip and rehome cats and kittens in Lincolnshire and Newark.

Providing trap, neuter and return (or relocation) of feral cats in Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire. Where suitable, cats will be available for homing. All will be neutered before leaving the rescue.

Covering North Kesteven area of Lincolnshire. Hollies Animal Re-homing Trust (HART) is a charity whose aim is to find forever homes for unwanted or abandoned animals. They will never see an animal put to sleep unless it has no chance of having any quality of life. Prospective homes are checked for suitability, both for the benefit of the new owners, and for the animals. Follow up checks after adoption take place to make sure the animals are settling in to their new homes. All animals are neutered.

Based in Quadring. Ingleside specialises in nursing injured cats back to health, and rehabilitating them to caring homes, in their local area. They care for feral, ex-farm cats and older. Help is offered to elderly people who go into hospital and have a cat in need, or where an owner has passed away. Local farm and feral communities benefits from their neutering scheme. As an independent charity they rely on sponsorship and revenue raised through open days and events. Please contact them if you would like to help or if you can offer a loving home to a cat.

Based in Louth. Aiming to rescue, rehabilitate & rehome cats & kittens within a 15 mile radius of Louth, Lincolnshire. All cat's rehomed from Jack's Cat Rescue will leave fully vaccinated, neutered, microchipped and up to date with flea & worm treatments. Jack's Cat Rescue is currently a very small rescue, with availability for 2 to 3 cats at any one time.

Based in Nottingham. Rescuing and rehoming cats across Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire and Derbyshire. All cats of a suitable age are neutered prior to rehoming.

Based near Spilsby. Rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming stray and abandoned cats throughout Lincs. All cats will be neutered before rehoming (kittens when old enough, with a signed neutering agreement). Home checks apply to ensure a good match with cat and potential adopter.

Based in Lincoln. Rescue and rehoming of domestic cats and kittens within an approx 30 mile radius of Lincoln, plus rehoming and treating strays & ferals. Advice given on all aspects of cat welfare.

Taking in and rehoming both farm and domestic cats. You can support the work of the trust by becoming a Friend of the Trust, by sponsoring a cat, by visiting their Support Shop or by making a donation. All details appear on their website, linked below. The Trust would love to hear from you if you can offer a loving, lifetime home to a cat.

Based in Boston, Lincs. A small, self-funded charity operating in the mid to south Lincolnshire area rescuing and rehoming cats, kittens and other small animals. Everyone involved with the group is an unpaid volunteer with a love of animals, and all funding goes directly to the care of the animals. Each year over 170 cats, kittens and other small animals are helped. Please note, anyone wanting to adopt a Lincs Ark animal must first have a home visit.

Based in Alford, near Skegness. A small, self funded rescue set up to help care for and rehome unwanted and abandoned cats. Run entirely by volunteers. All cats are vet checked, microchipped, neutered and vaccinated before rehoming (kittens are neutered when old enough). Home checks apply.

Based in Grimsby. Founded in 1996 to help with the welfare of animals in North and North East Lincolnshire. The rescue is made up entirely of volunteers with many years of experience in the rescue and rehoming of animals especially cats and other small animals.

Based in York. Rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming cats and kittens in North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire and Humberside.. This is a small foster-based rescue, and therefore can only take cats in when space allows. All cats will be neutered, vaccinated and microchipped before adoption. Kittens will be rehomed with an arrangement for neutering to take place when they are old enough.

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.

Covering Boston & Grantham. RSPCA Lincolnshire East branch rehabilitates and re-homes animals rescued by their Inspectors.

Covering Mid Lincoln, Lincoln City and surrounding villages, and Gainsborough. Cats are cared for with foster mums until a home is found - there are 50+ cats available at any one time, plus around 10 dogs, and many rabbits / various small furries (guinea pigs, gerbils, mice etc).

Based in Scunthorpe. RSPCA Lincs North and Humber branch takes in animals from their Inspectorate and from the general public, and rehouse them into permanent homes. All cats are neutered and microchipped, as well as vaccinated and treated for parasites.

Based in Cleethorpes. Caring for animals rescued by Inspectors; nursing them back to health and finding new, loving homes.

Based in Keelby, near Grimsby. Rehoming roughly within a 20 mile radius of Grimsby. Second Chance Cat Rescue is made up entirely of volunteers based in and around N. Lincolnshire & N.E. Lincolnshire etc, with many years experience in the rescue, protection, and homing of cats and kittens. They believe that all cats and kittens who have lost their homes, deserve a second chance to live a normal loving life.
No cats can be taken in at Second Chance Cat Rescue until further notice. They have some very deserving older or needy cats seeking homes. Please contact them if you would like to adopt one of their cats.

Based near to Market Rasen, rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming stray and abandoned kittens and cats. All cats/kittens are neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and flea/worm treated before homing. Please note: Due to impending retirement, we Star Cat Rescue no longer able to offer rescue space. 

Based in Skegness, rehoming across Lincolnshire. A small, non profit, non-destruct shelter set up and run to help rescue and rehome unwanted and abandoned animals. All animals are neutered before rehoming (those too young must be neutered as part of the adoption agreement).