Cat Rehoming Organisations for the following breed: Oriental
Frinton Feline Aid
Category ID:1435
A small, self funded rescue & rehoming service covering Frinton-on-Sea and the local area. Frinton Feline Aid specialises in Birman cats but will assist all pedigree cats. They can also help with rehoming stray and feral cats for other rescue shelters. All cats will be neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, flea treated and wormed and rehomed with 5 weeks free insurance.
Extra Info
Adopt a Cat: Contact as above to ask about cats needing homes.
Microchipping: Cat microchipping service available.
Governing Council of the Cat Fancy - Welfare
Category ID:576
Pedigree Cat Welfare Rescue Directory: The Governing Council of the Cat Fancy (GCCF) website, has an extensive list of welfare contacts for pedigree breeds, and also of regional contacts who deal with rescue and rehoming. Please visit their website below, for full details.
Havana & Oriental Lilac Cat Club - Welfare
Category ID:595
Welfare contact for Havana and Oriental cats that have strayed or become lost, and those in need of care or re-homing.
North of England Siamese Rescue
Category ID:744
Based in Sheffield, rescuing and rehoming Siamese and Oriental cats in need or in danger throughout the North of England. All cats are spayed/neutered, microchipped and vaccinated before rehoming.
Extra Info
Adopt a Cat: Contact as above to ask about cats needing homes.
Oriental Cat Welfare Trust (OCWT)
Category ID:1071
Registered Charity no. 1145775
Covering England, Scotland and Wales. OCWT is affiliated to the Oriental Cat Association and provides safehouse accommodation for cats of Oriental bloodlines. Undertaking the rescue and re-homing of Oriental Shorthair cats. Cats are sometimes available in various parts of the country, so if you are interested in giving an Oriental Shorthair a home the organisation keeps a waiting list. All homes are checked prior to adoption. Advice on the welfare of oriental cats available.The harder to home Orientals are cared for at the rehoming cattery in East Sussex until a home is found.
Extra Info
Adopt a Cat: Contact as above to ask about cats needing homes.
Siamese & Oriental Cat Society Of Scotland - Welfare
Category ID:738
The society's Welfare Officer is dedicated to finding new homes for Siamese and Oriental cats in need of rehoming. Great care is taken to ensure each cat goes to the right home for their needs. Please only call after 7pm. Welfare matters only, thank you!
St Francis Persian Cat Rescue
Category ID:943
Covering UK Wide. Rescuing and rehoming all types of pedigree cats, specialising in Persian and other long-haired cats.
St. Francis Cottage, Thornborough, Near Bedale, North Yorkshire, DL8 2RQ
Extra Info
Adopt a Cat: Contact as above to ask about cats needing homes.
Strawberry Persian Pedigree Cat Rescue
Category ID:936
Rehoming indoor only, pedigree-looking cats in England & Wales (usually around Worcs, Essex, East London, Durham and West Midlands). This small specialist, volunteer run rescue isn’t concerned about pedigree papers, but about the cats themselves. They help all breeds, including Persians, Persian Exotics, Maine Coons, NFC, Ragdolls, Birmans, Burmese, Siberian, Siamese, British Blue and other colours of British Shorthair, and others (no longer taking in Bengal cats). All cats are cared for in foster homes, as opposed to catteries. Please email in the first instance.
Extra Info
Adopt a Cat: Contact as above to ask about cats needing homes.
Street Animals & Pix 'n' Mix Pedigree Rescue
Category ID:931
This is a small foster-based rescue based in Islington. Caring for and rehoming abandoned, abused and unwanted cats and kittens in London and the surrounding areas. They also rehome pedigree cats, pedigree mixed cats and pedigree looking cats. Prior to rehoming, all cats are neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and vet treated when necessary. Kittens will not be rehomed until they are old enough to be neutered.
Extra Info
Adopt a Cat: Contact as above to ask about cats needing homes.
Please Note: This rescue only rehomes to safe indoor only homes (cat proof gardens and safe windows and balconies will be accepted). However, they do occasionally have feral cats that can live on farms or safe environments with food and shelter.