CAT RESCUE

Blackpool,Wyre & Fylde

kitten looking up cat with paws over edge

How Can I Help?

We want to say a big THANK YOU to all of those people and organisations that support and sustain the work of Cat Rescue.


You can help too:-


  1. Take out Cat Rescue Membership
  2. Join our 100 Club with 3 chances a year to win £50 in the Draw
  3. Make a Donation
  4. Make Regular Donations by Standing order
  5. Take out Pet Insurance through us
  6. Become a Volunteer

Members

There are two Membership options offered by Cat Rescue and you can participate in both kinds if you wish.


The 100 Club Membership currently costs £12 a year and entitles each paid-up member for the calendar year to:

  1. An invitation to the Party held twice a year at the cattery in the summer and a few weeks before Christmas, and
  2. Participation in up to 3 draws for cash prizes.
    • The First Prize is £50,
    • the Second £30, and
    • the Third and Fourth are £10 each.


The Cat Rescue Membership currently costs £5 a year and entitles each paid up member for the calendar year to attend the Party held each year at the cattery in the summer, to priority in circulation of the quarterly Newsletter and to participate in matters concerning the work of the Charity.


Combined Membership currently costs £17 a year.


Download an Application Form to print off or contact us to send you one.


Regular Donations

If you would prefer to make an annual donation by Standing Order please contact us to send you a standing order form


Volunteers

There are many other ways people help Cat Rescue. Most activitites are in our locality, around the Fylde coast and near Blackpool. These include:



The finishing line for Charlie's Wheelie Walk!
A group of volunteers at the Summer 100 Club draw

Cat lovers call and see the animals on a warm sunny day and think how lovely it would be to help with the cats. Well…it's not quite such good fun on a freezing cold wet morning.


Volunteers need to be organised, fairly fit, methodical and obviously not frightened of cats!


Morning sessions (8:00-8:30am start) take the longest as it seems every cat uses their loo overnight! We also clean each pen in the morning. Each cat is fed and then petted if we have time.


Evening sessions start at 3:30-4:00pm in winter and 5:00-6:00pm onwards in the summer. They can be much quicker as it is a tidy up session, feed and change litter trays if they have been used.


If this hasn't put you off and you live near enough to St Annes to be able to help do please telephone us on 01253 720357 or email us using our Contact form