Cat Rescue / Adoption
CWRS has 40 kittens and nearly 70 cats in its shelter. Please adopt, don't shop!!!
Here are just a few of our kittens currently in care.
We are a volunteer run charity with expenses around £9000 a month. Cats ready for adoption can be viewed on our CatChat page. If you see a cat that might be a great family member for you, please show your interest here.
It's also worth a look at our Facebook page where charity news and some of our furry felines can be seen.
12 Newborn Kittens Dumped—Now Safe at Cat Watch
Yesterday evening, a truck driver popped in for coffee—and returned to find a cardboard box dumped in his cab. Inside were 12 tiny kittens, abandoned and crying out for help. He rushed them to Medivet, who immediately called us, because when no one else can take them—we do.
5 kittens are just 1–2 days old, umbilical cords still attached.
Another 5 are 3–4 days, eyes just beginning to open.
2 older kittens, around 3 weeks old, are eating solids but still need help to toilet.
Their weights range from just 80g to 155g. But every single one ate well, toileted, and snuggled into warm blankets. They’re fighters. And they’re safe now.
What kind of world dumps newborns like rubbish?
What kind of world rallies to save them?
We choose the second. We choose compassion. We choose action.
If you believe in that world too, please help us keep going. These babies will need round-the-clock care, formula, heat pads, vet checks—and love. Lots of love.
Their collars are orange. Their future is bright.
Donate, share, support: www.paypal.com/gb/fundraiser/charity/4229936
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Cat Watch Wilts
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HAPPY 6TH BIRTHDAY CAT WATCH RESCUE SHELTER!
Today marks 6 years since Cat Watch began—and what a journey it’s been.
Six years of hard work, heartbreak, laughter, and love. I’ve cried with joy and cried with grief. I’ve met the best of humanity—and sometimes the worst. I’ve loved, I’ve lost, and I’ve kept going. Always for the cats.
There are sights I wish I’d never seen and things I’ll never unhear. But I never, ever regret helping the cats we’ve saved. Not for a second.
If I had to do it all again? I absolutely would. In a heartbeat.
Thank you to every single person who’s stood by us—whether you’ve volunteered, donated, fundraised, shared our posts, or simply cheered us on. You’ve helped us achieve the impossible, and you deserve a massive pat on the back.
To our epic vets, our grant-givers, our incredible team of volunteers, and my family (who’ve put up with me through it all)—you are all ROCK STARS.
It’s been an emotional roller coaster, but together, we’ve built something beautiful. Something that saves lives. Something that matters.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Take a bow.
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Our Mission statement.
Cat Watch’s Mission is to provide sensitive care and rehoming for the unowned cats of the locality – abandoned, lost, and street cats. Where possible we also attempt to find the owner and cover a 30 mile radius from Amesbury near Salisbury, in Wiltshire and South Hants.
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Cat Watch Rescue are zooplus' July charity of the month so please click here during July to donate your zooPoints to us and help CWRS with food and accessories!
We have been awarded a grant by the Pets Foundation to help us with our work. A huge help at a time where we are overwhelmed with cats and kittens.
Still desperately looking for a retirement home for these 3 beautiful bengals.
Minky, Louis & Frankie are still hoping that someone will find it in their hearts to provide a loving affectionate retirement home for them. To finish out their golden years.
Can you help these precious furbabies??
Your support makes it possible for Cat Watch to give cats like these the best last few years of their lives .
Follow the adventures of Picklerick our mascot!
Picklerick was abandoned as a six week old kitten. The CWRS shelter rescued him and even though he has no vision he roams freely returning to CWRS for love (and dinner!) each day. He is the bravest most resilient cat and the poor dear is currently feeling very ill. Lots of love is being sent to him and hopefully all will be well.
This new law is intended to help reunite lost cats with their owners and reduce the number of cats entering shelters. As a cat rescue, we strongly recommend that all cat owners comply with the law and have their cats microchipped. Those who fail to comply may be fined up to £500. We are here to help you with any questions you have regarding the microchipping process.