Thinking of adopting a cat or kitten in West Midlands? We have found 3 cat rescues in West Midlands, including in Birmingham, plus 12 general animal rescue centres that also rehome cats. They include Cramar Cat Rescue and Sanctuary, Freddie’s Felines and Donna’s cat rescue.
Click on any rescue to see its contact details, opening hours, reviews and map, then get in touch to ask which cats are currently looking for homes.
Cat rescues in West Midlands
- Cramar Cat Rescue and Sanctuary Animal rescue service - Birmingham
- Donna's cat rescue Animal rescue service - Birmingham
- Freddie's Felines Animal rescue service - Birmingham
Other rescue centres in West Midlands that may have cats
These general animal rescues and shelters rehome a range of animals. Contact them to ask whether they currently have cats looking for homes.
- C.A.A.R.S Animal rescue service - Wolverhampton
- Freedom sanctuary CIC Animal rescue service - Halesowen
- Fur and feathers animal sanctuary registered charity 1198747 Animal rescue service - Birmingham
- Heronfield Animal Rescue Centre Animal rescue service - Solihull
- Last Chance Ferret Rescue Animal rescue service - Coventry
- Petsearch Animal rescue service - Coventry
- Premier Pet Snacks Pet adoption service - Stourbridge
- Ratalicious Rat Rescue Animal rescue service - Tipton
- RSPCA Coventry and District Branch Animal shelter - Coventry
- RSPCA Newbrook Farm, Animal Centre, Hospital, Education Centre Animal rescue service - Birmingham
- Small Animal Rescue Coventry Animal rescue service - Coventry
- Wythall Animal Sanctuary Animal rescue service - Birmingham
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Adopting a rescue cat in West Midlands
- Kitten or adult cat? Kittens are full of energy, while adult cats already have settled personalities, which makes it easier to find a good match.
- Consider a bonded pair. Rescues often have pairs of cats who need to be rehomed together, and they keep each other company.
- Indoor or outdoor? Some cats need to live indoors for health reasons, while others need outdoor access. Rescues will help match a cat to your home.
- Prepare a safe room. A quiet room with food, water, a litter tray and a hiding place helps a new cat settle in.
- Plan for the costs. Budget for food, litter, vet care and pet insurance as well as the adoption fee.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to adopt a cat in West Midlands?
Adoption fees vary between rescues and usually include vaccinations, microchipping and neutering. Check each rescue’s website or ask them directly.
Can I adopt a cat if I rent?
Usually yes, but most rescues will ask for written permission from your landlord first.
Not just looking for a cat? Browse all rescue centres in West Midlands or see cat rescues in other counties.