Finding Forever Homes for Cats in Bristol and Wales
Hello, we’re Bristol and Wales Cat Rescue, a small and friendly group of volunteers dedicated to finding loving homes for cats and kittens in need.
We rescue, foster and rehome hundreds of cats every year across the South West and Wales, cats that have been badly treated, abandoned or just unwanted. Most of our pusses have no special requirements, and are waiting to spend an afternoon purring away on a comfy sofa.
We do things a little different around here. All of cats are fostered either in our own homes or in purpose-built, warm, secure pens in our gardens. We don’t have any sterile facilities, and we don’t put cats to sleep unless it’s the only option recommended by a vet.
Nothing makes us happier than seeing a cat or kitten find their forever home, which is why we accept adoptions from families with lots of different lifestyles and locations.
Latest Cats Looking for Fur-ever Homes
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Tashie
Foster in BristolTashie is the second of the cats rescued by Simona in Romania 🙂 She's 6 and a total lovebug who smooches and headbutts you and is desperate for attention. She's fine with other cats so long as there is space - she likes Milo but if he tries to share her shelf she'll tell him off in no uncertain terms. She can be a bossy little madam! Again, she's been living rurally and has never met traffic so needs a super safe location away from busy roads. Neutered, chipped, vaccinated, has a pet passport plus comes with 5 weeks free insurance. - New
Jez
Foster in BristolJez is only 1 yr old and a right little cheeky chappy. He hadn't met children before and was a bit nervous of them to begin with but he soon realised they actually make great playmates. He's desperate to be outside adventuring and is turning into a bit of an escape artist- he's worked out how to unlock the front door! This bright young man would love lots of cuddles and lots of playtime and a garden away from busy roads where he'd be happy to amuse himself whilst you're at work all day. We can't cat-test him unfortunately so best as an only puss. Neutered, chipped, had first vaccination plus comes 5 weeks free insurance. Are you ready to adopt a cat from Bristol & Wales Cat Rescue? Make sure you read our <a href="/adopt">Adopt page</a> and complete our Adoption Application form. [sf_button colour="accent" type="sf-icon-reveal" size="standard" link="/apply" target="_self" icon="fa-paw" dropshadow="no" rounded="yes" extraclass=""]Apply[/sf_button] Already passed the home check? <a href="/contact">Contact us</a> if you’d like to adopt. - New
Kissy
Foster in BristolKissy is a lovely 2.5 year old black & white piebald. When she first meets you she might be a bit of a scaredy cat, but once she settles in she is very loving and playful. She is a very easy cat to look after, she doesn't make any noise and is very patient when it comes to feeding time. She is happy to use a litter tray and doesn't scratch the furniture or deposit her fur anywhere! She always comes to greet you when you come home, loves a good head scratch and doesn't mind being picked up. She enjoys being around people and likes to sit next to you on the sofa in the evening. She can be shy with new people so a busy/noisy household or young children would not be ideal. Are you ready to adopt a cat from Bristol & Wales Cat Rescue? Make sure you read our <a href="/adopt">Adopt page</a> and complete our Adoption Application form. [sf_button colour="accent" type="sf-icon-reveal" size="standard" link="/apply" target="_self" icon="fa-paw" dropshadow="no" rounded="yes" extraclass=""]Apply[/sf_button] Already passed the home check? <a href="/contact">Contact us</a> if you’d like to adopt.
Our Longest Foster Residents
Reuben
Foster in BristolVery friendly but very shy 5 year old neutered and chipped male. He loves a good fuss but is easily startled so will need a quieter home and to be able settle at his own pace. He is very good with other cats and would benefit from living with a more confident cat.
Tia
Foster in Bristol4 year old spayed and chipped very fluffy female who has lived outside for most of her life but has adjusted well to life indoors. Very shy but has a lovely nature. Would not suit very young children but is making good progress and is happy to be around people . Tia was part of a small group of cats and so is very good with other cats and would best be homed as a companion to a friendly domestic cat that she can learn from. Are you ready to adopt a cat from Bristol & Wales Cat Rescue? Make sure you read our Adopt page and complete our Adoption Application form. [sf_button colour="accent" type="sf-icon-reveal" size="standard" link="/apply" target="_self" icon="fa-paw" dropshadow="no" rounded="yes" extraclass=""]Apply[/sf_button] Already passed the home check? Contact us if you’d like to adopt.
Spongey short for Victoria Sponge Cake
Foster in BristolSpongey is lovely. She can be super affectionate, she meyowls at the door to greet me when I come home from work. She jumps on me at night and cuddles in. She Sometimes wonders about with a toy mouse at about 6 in the morning, yowling her head off only to come visit me in bed, if i call her to find out what the meyowls are about, and then gives me the toy mouse as a present.She has the softest thick black fur and occasionally will roll over to reveal a white patch on her belly that looks a bit like a bikini. She likes to be near too and follows me about the house telling me all about what's been happening. She has the sweetest chirrup when I fuss her.. Ideally would like her to have a home where someone is about, she doesn't like other cats but does like people. She can get exacerbated with too much fuss, but has been a lot better the longer she's been with me and now the cat buddy she came in with has gone. They didn't like each other.
Visit Our Charity Shop
Through our lovely donators and customers, our shop in Nailsea has become the biggest source of contributions for Bristol and Wales Cat Rescue.
All of the shop profits go towards to our increasing vet bills – from neutering, spaying, chipping and vaccinations to the complex needs of some of our more special residents. Our shop is crucial for our cats, and donations of sellable goods are always very warmly received.