Vets4Pets Sunderland South are working with the Cats Protection to offer cat neutering at a low cost for those who need help with the cost. You can contact them on WhatsApp on 07360 498763. More details in the link below:
Please note we are not open to public viewing. Some of our cats require the anonymity that rescue provides.
We ask any potential adopters to fill out our online enquiry form and await a response (please remember to check your spam folder too).
You will be offered the opportunity to meet our cats and kittens at our rescue centre with a member of the team, this may take some time if you do not immediately match the needs of the animal but you could be contacted at a later date.
All visitors must bring proof of ID with them when they attend a meet and greet. If you rent please also bring proof of landlord’s permission to keep animals.
To safeguard the animals in our care we now require proof of identification: 1 x photo ID (passport/driving licence etc) and 2 x proof of address (ie utility bills). If you do not have photo ID then please provide a bank statement and bank card. Please bring this along when you visit our animals, documents will be checked and returned, no copies will be taken.
Failure to bring this identification will result in us refusing access to our animals.
We have been made aware of reports of lads lamping on the Barnes Park extension at the Grindon/Thorney Close end. At least one cat has been killed and mutilated and was found by a local resident.
If you see any suspicious activity please report it to the Police. If you live in the area please try and keep your pets safe.
Please sign Katie’s petition as it closes on 30 May 2022, help Katie get the signatures she needs:
We are looking for loving, forever homes for what we call Scaredy Cats – these cats aren’t feral but they are not fully socialised and will probably never be lap or house cats.
Scaredy Cats are neutered, vaccinated and microchipped and are ready to move on to a suitable outdoor home, with shelter such as an outbuilding, barn or shed. You must be willing to put the work in in gaining their trust, it won’t happen overnight!
Scaredy Cats need a safe secure place for up to a month before being allowed out so they know where their new home is. It is important that a Scaredy Cat is given food and shelter and is treated regularly for fleas and worms. Although they aren’t house cats they still need to be cared for, as would any pet.
Please do get in touch if you can help a Scaredy Cat find its ideal home – contact us by email or messenger.
The Animal Krackers shop opens today (12/04/21) at 10 am til 4 pm. Go along, support your local charity and try your luck on the tombola.
NOTE: SCHEME HAS NOW CLOSED
Could all those who were issued a voucher before 31 December 2020 please redeem/use them by the end of April 2021?
Anyone not intending to use their voucher could you please let us know. Unused vouchers will be reissued to new applications for neutering.