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Bluebell Ridge (RSPCA) Cat Rehoming Centre

Tel: 01424 752121 (11am-3pm every day except Thurs)
Come along and visit our lovely cats who are waiting for new homes. We know they will be pleased to see you!
RSPCA Emergency Helpline Number: 0300 1234 999
Bluebell Ridge update

Although we are closed to visitors, we are still taking in cats from the general public and are running an adoption process to rehome our existing cats.

See news for details.
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Cats In Need

If you need to find a home for your cat, then please contact us.

Please do not bring your cat to our centre without contacting us first as we have a waiting list of cats to come in.

Our highest priority is to help those animals most in need. These animals are sick, injured, neglected or victims of cruelty rescued by our inspectors.

To ensure that we are able to help these animals we need to provide a safe place for them to be taken to.

This means that we are no longer able to take on all of the strays and unwanted animals that are brought up by the public at Bluebell Ridge.

 


Stray Cats

If you suspect a stray cat in your area, please see the RSPCA's page on Stray Cats.


Unwanted Cats

If you are considering giving up your cat we ask you to consider the decision carefully.

Sometimes all that is needed is a change in lifestyle or environment to make an animal happier. View the RSPCA's section on Understanding your pet's needs. 

If an owner still feels that they are unable to cope with their pet we advise them to firstly try friends and family this would make it less stressful for the cat as opposed to a rescue centre.

If this is unsuccessful, try welfare organisations in their area. Most rescue organisations if they can't help you straight away work on a waiting list principal. Basically the more organisations you try and register with the more chance you may have of getting your cat in replica rolex.

Lost and Found

The RSPCA has a new procedure for reporting missing or found cats. Anyone who has found or is missing their cat are now asked to visit Pets Located where all of the details about their cat, and any other pets, can be uploaded and scanned through the database for any matches. For more information please visit their website. 

 

 

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Black and white DSH, female, 2 years old approx.Dixie is a poppet with a gentle nature. She is very pretty with her long legs and big ears! She is quite a shy little girl in new surroundings but is very affectionate and loving. She's looking for a quieter, older family home where she can get her bearings in her own time. Once she gets her feet under your table, she will be a friend for life. She's looking forward to a home without other cats as she did not get on too well with others in her previous home.
Ginger tabby and white DSH, male, 3 years old.Oscar is a bright young lad with lots of energy. He is looking for someone who is up for a bit of a rewarding challenge. He needs someone who can offer him plenty of opportunities to play. He loves his feather fishing rod toy and his kickeroo; these really help to reduce his energy levels at the cattery. He is also enjoying his puzzle feeders which get his brain working too. Oscar needs an adult-only household, and somewhere with plenty of outside space available for him to explore.. He will be a great companion in the right home, with no other pets.
Tortie & White 8 years old Domestic Long HairedMaple is a beautiful cat in need of a nurturing and understanding friend. She will need an experienced cat person who will give her the time and space to settle in her own time. A careful approach to her introduction to her new home will give her the building blocks she needs to then work on gaining trust in accepting contact. She will need a small quiet settling room to make her own before venturing into more of her new home. Maple will be a lovely little project cat for someone, and gaining her trust will be all the more rewarding. She is looking for that special someone who can accept her for who she is and not expect too much from her. She enjoys company but anything more than this proves too daunting for her. She would best suit a very quiet home with just one or two people for her to get to know, with no children. Available for adoption please enquire. Currently with a Foster Carer.
 
Bluebell Ridge (RSPCA) Cat Rehoming Centre
Tel: 01424 752121 (11am-3pm every day except Thursdays)
RSPCA Emergency Helpline Number: 0300 1234 999

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Bluebell Ridge
(RSPCA) Cat Rehoming Centre
Tel: 01424 752121
(11am-3pm every day except Thurs)
RSPCA Emergency Helpline:
0300 1234 999