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Purr-fect Pals Rescue is a small independent Rescue and was set up to help those cats and kittens that are most in need, and to hopefully promote neutering to stop more unwanted cats and kittens being dumped or worse. Alot of our kitties have already suffered neglect and abandonment before coming to us so of course we want the best for them. We can take in full litters of kittens and re-home responsibly as we know accidents can happen . We will then issue a voucher to spay mum free of charge , reducing more unwanted litters. Purr-fect Pals are very active in helping the feral cats & kittens in the area. We are here to help, please give us a ring . We are on Facebook
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Real Experiences
"Brilliant they do so much to help local cats its well worth supporting so if you have unwanted goods they can sell all money goes towards cats unlike some where they are paying some big ceo one of the best in the area ig not the best"
8 months ago
"My partner and I was lucky enough to be allowed to adopt from Purrfect pals rescue. Everyone we dealt with was lovely, caring and had the kittens/ cats best interest t heart. Always on hand to offer help and support after adoption. A not for profit organisation that rescues, fosters and adopts as well as feeding and helping the local feral cats. All by relying on donations and raising funds themselves. Truly amazing people!"
4 years ago
"A fantastic job the ladies do at helping kittens finding their forever homes and helping the mummy cats to find their forever home also xxx"
2 years ago
"I have known of and supported this rescue for a while now, their work is awesome and much needed. Nothing but good things to say about them xxx"
4 years ago
"One of the best animals rescues there is. The work they do for our local feral population is above and beyond too"
4 years ago