Cat Rescue & Adoption Centres: North Wales

Based in Anglesey. A team of volunteers committed to rescuing, caring for and re-homing cats and kittens in the Anglesey area. ADFSR also rehabilitate feral cats so they can have forever homes. All cats and kittens are treated for worms and fleas, and neutered if over 5 months (those too young will be homed under agreement to neuter when ready).

Please Note: This rescue is currently full, and unable to take cats in until further notice.
Based in Wrexham. A small foster based cat rescue, covering a 20km radius of Wrexham. Rehabilitating and rehoming stray and feral cats into loving homes, or quiet farms, stables and smallholdings. All cats will be neutered before rehoming. Candy and Tibby Trust also offer welfare guidance to the general public.

Based in Wrexham covering Chester, Flintshire, Denbighshire and North Shropshire areas. This small Cat Centre takes in stray and abandoned cats and kittens, and provides a rehoming service for owners who are no longer able to care for their cat. The Centre homes hundreds of cat each year but currently operates a waiting list for cats coming into care. All cats are vet checked, neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, treated for fleas and worms and come with four weeks free insurance. 

Based in Preststyn, Feline Fur Babies North Wales are a registered non-profit, rescue charity rehoming abandoned cats and kittens across Denbighshire. They provide any medical care required, plus plenty of TLC before finding each cat a new loving home.

Based in Caernarfon. Affiliated to the Freshfields centre in Merseyside, this centre often has around 50 cats waiting for a new home. They are also a sanctuary for unwanted horses and ponies. All cats are neutered prior to rehoming.

Based in Conwy. All rescue cats will be re-homed having been neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. Home-checks and adoption fees apply when adopting a cat or kitten from Idlewild Animal Sanctuary. Please complete the Cat Matching Form on their website so that they can best place cats in the most suitable homes.

Based in Holywell, covering parts of Cheshire and North Wales. North Clwyd Animal Rescue cares for in excess of 1000 animals each year and this number is ever growing. The Centre acts as a rehabilitation unit and a temporary home for mainly dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs.

Covering Oswestry and surrounds. Fostering and rehoming feral, stray and abandoned cats and kittens. All cats are vet checked, neutered, inoculated, microchipped & treated for flea & worms before being re-homed. Kittens too young for neutering are homed with a neutering agreement. Home checks are carried out with prospective adopters.

Based in Prestatyn. Rescue & re-homing of unwanted and abandoned animals, mainly cats and dogs, but also other pets when needed. All cats are neutered, vaccinated, flead and wormed prior to homing, and all prospective homes are vetted to ensure mutual suitability for both animal and environment.

Based in Dyserth, Denbighshire. Providing rescue and rehoming for abandoned, stray and unwanted animals in need of care and protection. Pet Rescue Welfare Association also provides veterinary care, rehabilitation and a safe place for the animals. All cats are fully vaccinated, treated against worms & fleas, neutered and microchipped. A voucher is supplied if too young for surgery.

Based in Aberconwy. The branch run a welfare clinic and can help with microchipping, neutering, veterinary care and in some cases veterinary financial aid.

Based in Anglesey. This branch of the RSPCA raising money locally to support animal welfare work. They can help with microchipping, neutering, veterinary care and in some cases veterinary financial aid.

Based in Upper Colwyn Bay. All of adult cats are neutered prior to rehoming. Kittens are issued with a voucher towards the cost of neutering once they are old enough. All adoptions will require a home check prior to the cat going home.

Covering an area along the North Wales coast which is bounded by Llandrillo and Llanrwst in the west, Prestatyn in the east and Pentrefoelas, Cerrigydrudion and Ruthin in the south. The branch run a veterinary clinic for those on a low income. The branch promotes responsible pet ownership through vaccination, neutering, microchipping, veterinary treatment and welfare assistance.

Based in Aberdaron on the Lleyn Peninsular, North Wales. Rehoming cats from their fostering centre. Good, loving homes always needed for the cats in their care. Cats are neutered prior to rehoming.

Based in Wrexham. Aiming to promote responsible pet ownership through vaccination, neutering, microchipping and welfare assistance. All animals are neutered, microchipped, vaccinated (where appropriate) and flead and wormed before they are rehomed. This branch also operates an Animal Welfare clinic.
Please note: This branch is currently unable to take in animals.

Based in Mold. A foster-based team providing help for cats in, need North East Wales and Borders. Whether they are stray, abandoned or surrendered cats, Second Chance For Cats - N.E. Wales will rescue and care for them while finding them suitable new homes. All cats / kittens will be neutered before rehoming.

Based in Shrewsbury, covering Shropshire, Cheshire, Staffordshire and North Wales. Providing shelter, food and veterinary care for homeless, stray, abandoned and unwanted cats and kittens, and rehoming them where possible. Shropshire Cat Rescue also helps the community by trapping, neutering and returning feral cats. They also educate the public on health and care of cats and kittens.