Every cat deserves a happy home

Become a Cat House Rescue Champion

We receive no local or government funding and rely entirely on donations from the public.

A ginger rescue kitten curled up in his bed

Together we can make a difference

Without our supporters we simply cannot keep saving cats, and this rescue is a lifeline for so many of them. We are entirely volunteer run, so every penny you donate goes directly to helping the cats.

The best way to help is to become a Cat House Rescue Champion by setting up a monthly donation. That lets us bring more cats into the rescue with confidence, and ultimately save more lives. As a Champion you also get access to our private Facebook group, so you can follow the lives your donation is helping us save.

Prefer to give once? A one off donation will not make you eligible for the Champions scheme, but it will still make a huge difference to a cat's life.

Make a one off donation today
A rescue cat in a foster home

Choose your monthly donation

Whichever level you pick, here is what your donation could cover each month.

Bronze

£6

per month

  • Covers microchipping for one cat.
  • Helps cover flea and worming treatments.
  • Buys essential cleaning supplies for the rescue.
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Silver

£10

per month

  • Goes towards a vet consult for a sick or injured cat.
  • Goes towards pain relief and antibiotics for a cat in need.
  • Covers food costs for a cat for one week.
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Gold

£12

per month

  • Goes towards life saving treatment for a cat.
  • Helps cover the cost of specialist dietary foods.
  • Covers the cost of flea and worm treatment.
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Superhero

£20

per month

  • Helps cover emergency out of hours fees.
  • Buys medication for a poorly cat.
  • Two weeks of food to keep a stray cat very happy indeed.
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Where your money goes

We receive no local or government funding, so everything we do is paid for by donations. Here is what yours pays for.

Vet care

Neutering and spaying, vaccinations, dental work, and treatment for the cats who arrive unwell or injured. This is by far our biggest cost.

Food and litter

Every cat in foster care is fed and kept clean from the day they come in until the day they go home.

Microchipping

Every cat is chipped and registered before they leave us, so if they are ever lost they can be traced back.

Neutering vouchers

Low cost neutering for cat owners on a low income in Ravenscliffe and Thorpe Edge, so fewer kittens are born on the streets.

Trap, neuter, return

Traps, vet fees and aftercare for community cats living in colonies, so their numbers stop rising.

Nobody here takes a wage. We are entirely volunteer run, with no offices and no salaries, so every penny you give goes to the cats.