Cat Rescue & Adoption Centres: Warwickshire

Based in Atherstone. A5 Grendon Cat Shelter rescues, neuters and rehomes abandoned and unwanted cats and kittens in the areas of Tamworth and Atherstone.

Covering a 25 mile radius of Welford-on-Avon. Avon Cat Rescue has been caring for and rehoming unwanted or stray cats and kittens since the 1960's. They have many cats in need of indoor or outdoor homes. Cats adopted from Avon Cat Rescue come with five weeks free pet insurance.

Rescuing and rehoming in North Oxfordshire & parts of Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire & Warwickshire. BARKS takes in stray & unwanted cats, kittens, rabbits & guinea pigs and finds them good, caring homes. The animals are cared for by fosterers until new homes are found. Home visit and adoption fee applies (non-refundable deposit for reserving a cat or kitten).

Covering Oxfordshire, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Warwickshire, and Northamptonshire. Blue Cross Burford have facilities for 25 dogs, 21 cats, 14 rabbits and other small pets. They also have numerous paddocks and stables to care for up to 60 horses. Please call prior to visiting.

Covering Nuneaton, Hinckley and surrounding villages. CAT77's policy is to help feral cats by limiting their numbers through neutering and returning to site, and by finding homes for kittens and tame stray cats. The charity has a no-kill policy, and is run entirely by volunteers.

Based in Hinckley, covering Lutterworth, Hinckley, Leicester and all villages within those areas. CAT - Feral Friends aims to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome abandoned, stray and feral cats, and domesticate any kittens so they may live a happy life with a family. All cats and kittens over 2lbs will be neutered before rehoming.

This small home-run shelter concentrates on helping feral cats. Feral kittens can often be tamed and may be available for rehoming as domestic kittens. Adults Ferals are neutered, given any necessary vet treatment and returned to their colony. Please Note: Cat Neutering Stratford upon Avon does not have the facilities to take in and rehome domestic cats.

Cats Protection - Coventry rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes cats and kittens in their area. All cats are vet checked, neutered if appropriate, microchipped and vaccinated.

Covering Lichfield and Tamworth areas with postcodes WS13, WS14, WS15 3, WS15 4, WS7, B77, B78, B79 and CV9 (Grendon and Atherstone), DE13 0, DE13 7, DE13 8 and DE13 9. Rescuing and rehoming cats in need. Cats are cared for in purpose built pens or dedicated foster rooms. The branch runs Trap, Neuter, Return (TNR) schemes to help manage community and feral cats colour and relocates cats which cannot be returned. TNR cats are neutered, treated for fleas and worms, given a first vaccination, ear tipped and given any recommended veterinary care prior to release.

Covering postcodes CV8, CV31, CV32, CV33, CV34, CV35, CV36, CV37 and CV47. Rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of cats and kittens in the Mid Warwickshire areas. The branch is looking for suitable homes for feral cats, in return for food and shelter these cats will keep any mouse and rat population down.

Covering Rugby and surrounding area (postcodes CV21 and CV22, and CV23 when possible). Rescuing, rehoming, neutering and education in matters of cat welfare. The branch’s aim is the care and welfare of stray and unwanted cats and kittens in the local area until they can be placed in new homes. The cats and kittens are cared for in foster homes until loving homes are found.

Based in Birmingham, rehoming in the West Midlands, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. All cats will be vet checked, vaccinated and neutered.

Coventry, West Midlands. The group have been rescuing and rehoming cats and kittens for many years. Cats are cared for in volunteer foster homes until the right permanent home can be found. Please Note: This Shelter is currently full. Please contact them if you wish to adopt a cat.
The preferred method of contact is via the Contact Us form on their Website (linked below)

Covering Warwickshire, Leicestershire and Northamptonshire. CRG Animal Rescue is a foster based rescue organisation, taking in unwanted or stray cats/kittens, rabbits and guinea pigs. All cats are vet treated as required, vaccinated and neutered before adoption.

Based in Rugby. Lowhills Animal Sanctuary is a voluntary, non-destruct, non-profit animal rescue and sanctuary for animals in need of rehabilitation, shelter and training or a permanent home. All animals are neutered, vaccinated and chipped prior to adoption (unless specified) and a home check is always carried out.

Covering Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire and the West Midlands - although can rehome nationwide. Taking in both stray cats, and cats from private homes, that owners can no longer keep. All cats are neutered before they leave the rescue. Kittens that are too young, are rehomed with a neuter contract. Home Checks Apply.

Rescuing and rehoming in the Coventry, Nuneaton and Rugby areas. The branch rescue, rehabilitate and rehome over a 600 cats and dogs every year; offering a safe haven at the animal centre.

Covering Leamington Spa to the borders with Banbury, Coventry, Gloucestershire and Northamptonshire. The branch has lots of cats and kittens looking for loving homes, and a number of pensioner cats looking for that extra special home with someone special!

Covering Worcester, Malvern, Droitwich, Redditch, Bromsgrove, Rubery, Alcester, Henley-in-Arden, Pershore and surrounding districts. The branch's main aim is to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome animals in need within this area. Before adoption, all animals are health checked, vaccinated, microchipped and neutered. For those too young to be neutered, vouchers are provided. Home check required.

Based in the Vale of Evesham, covering Gloucestershire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. Twilight Cats is a small, privately funded, feline retirement home dedicated to providing tender loving care to cats in their twilight years. Occasionally, the shelter may seek to rehome a senior cat who is not suited to living in a multi-cat environment (in this instance, a home visit and adoption fee will apply). Priority given to super seniors (15 years and over).