Cat Rescue & Adoption Centres: Norfolk

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.

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Covering Downham Market. A small, self funded, animal sanctuary based in Denver. Helping unwanted and stray animals find new, loving homes.

Based in Bury St. Edmunds, rehoming within a 15 mile radius. An independent cat sanctuary that cares for hundreds of cats each year, and always has cats looking for new, loving homes. Each cat is neutered, vaccinated and microchipped before being re-homed. The rescue also helps to control the feral population and reduce suffering through neutering programmes.

Based in Fakenham, finding homes for unowned cats and kittens in Norfolk. C.A.T.S. catch, neuter and arrange necessary veterinary treatment for stray and feral cats before finding them suitable homes / placements. All cats aged 4 months and older are neutered before homing.

Based in King’s Lynn, covering the Norfolk area. A small rescue, experienced in hand rearing abandoned kittens, rehoming cats and carrying out feral trap neuter and re-release. All cats and kittens will be microchipped, receive at least their first vaccination and be treated for fleas and worms. They will also be neutered (those that are too young will be rehomed with a neutering voucher).

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.

Fostering, adoption, rescue, registered scan angels. Every cat has been health-checked, and is ready to find their forever family.

Based in Lowestoft, covering postcodes NR30-NR35. Helping stray and unwanted cats and kittens in Great Yarmouth, Gorleston, Lowestoft, Beccles, Bungay and surrounding areas to find new, loving homes. All cats are health checked, vaccinated, microchipped, neutered where old enough, and have received flea and worm treatments.

Covering postcode areas, IP24, IP26, IP27 & IP28, which includes Thetford, Brandon, Mildenhall, Hockwold, Feltwell etc. Breckland Branch has been helping rescue and rehome cats since October 2002 through their small but dedicated band of fosterers.

The adoption centre cares for rescued and unwanted cats and kittens; ensuring that they are vet checked, neutered (where old enough), microchipped and vaccinated, before finding them loving homes.

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 North Walsham. The branch rescue and rehome many, many cats over the course of a year. They always have cats looking for new homes. Their website gives lots of helpful advice on cat care, and common feline health concerns. See the Cats Protection - North Walsham & District website to find out about current fundraising events.

Based in Norwich. Rescuing stray and unwanted cats and kittens - rehabilitating and re-homing them where possible in the Norwich area. Home checks will take place prior to adoption. All cats are microchipped, vaccinated, wormed and up to date with flea treatment; they also come with one month’s free insurance.

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 Kings Lynn. A small sanctuary for garden colony and stray cats in north Norfolk. All cats ready for re-homing are neutered, micro-chipped and up to date with vaccinations and flea and worm treatments. They have also been tested for FIV / FeLV. Please Note: The Douglas Sanctuary are unable to take-in unwanted pet cats. Please only contact them if you would like to adopt.

Based in Great Yarmouth. A small rescue who's primary aim is to rescue and rehabilitate animals in need throughout Great Yarmouth and the surrounding area. They can offer help and advice for those experiencing difficulties looking after their pets, and will assist with rehoming. Animals are cared for in a home environment until they find their forever homes. All cats over 4 months old will he neutered before rehoming.

Based at Hickling near Norwich. F.A.I.T.H. is a progressive animal rescue centre, where animal welfare comes first. All dogs and cats are wormed, vaccinated, micro chipped and most leave with four weeks free pet insurance. They have a full neutering policy and home checks are also carried out.

Covering Norfolk and North Suffolk. A purpose built Cat Rescue Centre set in three acres of rural tranquility, offering cats a loving home whilst finding them new forever homes. Feline Care Cat Rescue also carries out therapeutic work with feral and nervous cats. Every cat taken in at the shelter is neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. Home checks apply.

Based near Norwich. Although predominantly a wildlife rescue, Hallswood Animal Sanctuary helps many cats and kittens find loving homes every year. Those that can't be rehomed can remain at the sanctuary. Cats and kittens will be neutered before the adoption, or must remain inside until old enough for neutering.

Based in Great Yarmouth, covering postcodes NR30, NR31, NR32 & NR33. A small independent rescue, taking in cats in need and finding them suitable forever homes. All cats are vet checked, vaccinated, microchipped, treated for fleas and worms and neutered if old enough (or recalled for neutering when old enough). Subject to home visit and adoption fee.

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

Based in Antingham, near North Walsham. Welcoming stray and abandoned cats who will be adopted into loving homes. All will be neutered, microchipped, wormed, de-flead and inoculated against cat flu and enteritis before adoption. Those not suited to rehoming can stay at the sanctuary for the remainder of their lives.

Covering Norfolk and North Suffolk. The sanctuary rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes all kinds of animals including wildlife. Good homes are especially needed for elderly animals. The sanctuary specialises in helping abused animals return to health and enabling them to find loving homes.

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 Great Yarmouth, Gorelston and north towards Cromer. Carrying out rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of animals in need. All animals are health checked, neutered, microchipped, vaccinated and given flea and worm treatments before being rehomed. Animals too young to be neutered are rehomed with a neutering voucher, to be done when old enough. Home checks are carried out by the branch, and they do not rehome to busy main roads.

Covering Norwich, Attleborough, Mundford, Fakenham and Sheringham. All cats at the branch are vet checked, microchipped, neutered, fully vaccinated, treated for fleas and worms before rehoming. They also have 4 weeks free insurance.

Based on the outskirts of Kings Lynn. The West Norfolk RSPCA Rehoming Centre is an independent branch of the RSPCA, rehoming dogs, cats and other small animals. The branch has been operating for over 30 years and views itself as a stepping stone to any animal's forever home.

Based in Mattishall. The trust rescues, cares for, neuters and rehomes many cats. They are always looking for loving new homes for their rescued felines, including some FIV positive cats needing indoor homes.