Registered Charity no. 1044094
Covering Luton, Harpenden, Hemel Hempstead, Hitchin, Stevenage, Berkhamsted and Tring. Animals at Risk is a no-kill rescue shelter for cats, offering re-homing, spaying/neutering, help and advice, and cat sponsorship. Any animals that are unable to be rehomed will be cared for long term the shelter. Animals At Risk Shelter is open to visitors every weekend, where you can meet the cats in their care, and hopefully find the perfect pet for you.
Adopt a Cat: Contact the rehoming centre as below to ask about cats needing homes.
Help! Cat Food Needed: Pet food donations always needed, even if it's only one tin, it all helps! (They will collect larger food donations if you give them a call)
Help! Cat Food Needed: You can sponsor one of their permanent residents, and visit them at the shelter for a cuddle and a stroke!
Rescue Shelter: 341 Ashcroft Road, Stopsley, Luton, Beds, LU2 9AE (shelter open Sat & Sun 11am - 3.30pm)
Tel: 01582 728853
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Website: www.animalsatriskshelter.org
Animals At Risk Shelter
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Cinnamon Trust - Homes Needed UK Wide
Cat Fosterers and permanent homes always needed. The Cinnamon Trust (the National Charity for the elderly, the terminally ill and their pets, Reg. charity. 293399) are looking for more volunteer homes throughout the UK. Pet free homes are needed for short-term fostering of cats whose owners are in hospital or respite care. Permanent homes needed for cats whose owners have died or who are no longer able to care for them. The Cinnamon Trust is not a rescue shelter and cannot take unwanted cats in. Please contact the Trust as follows if you could help: Tel. 01736 757900 or visit: www.cinnamon.org.uk
An Invitation to Cat Rescue & Rehoming Groups - Get Listed on Cat Chat!
If your rescue organisation is not listed on our shelter pages, you will be missing out on potential new homes for cats in your care, as well as potential volunteers and donors! To get your rescue organisation listed on Cat Chat, or to advise us of changes needed to your listing, just fill out our Shelter Listings Form
