Adopt a Cat from Bury’s Stray Cat Fund

Every cat deserves a safe, loving home. You could be the family they’ve been waiting for.

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Why Adopt from Bury’s Stray Cats Fund?

For nearly 50 years, we have been dedicated to caring for and rehoming cats and kittens in need. 

We provide cats with warmth, care and love while they are with us, and every day we work as hard as we can to get these cats into the loving home that they deserve.

Every time a Bury’s Stray Cat Fund cat is adopted, it supports our mission: to reduce the number of stray and homeless cats, and ensure every cat has a chance at a safe, loving future. When you open your home to a rescue cat, you do more than save a life – you transform it.

How to Adopt a Cat from us

Browse available cats – View profiles of our adoptable cats online.

Fill out an application – Application forms are on the meet the cats page.

Come and meet our cats – Come in to meet your potential new family member.

Take your new cat home – If you decide to take one of our cats home, we will complete all the paperwork, finalise the adoption and provide support as you transition your cat or kitten to their new home.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

All our cats are:

Vet-checked and vaccinated
Spayed or neutered
and Microchipped

Our team also gets to know each cat’s personality, quirks, and needs and we’ll do our best to help find a cat that’s purrfect for you!

pleASE BE AWARE THAT WE ONLY REHOME WITHIN A 15 MILE RADIUS OF THE SANCTUARY.

cat & kitten adoption fees

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One cat – £80

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Two cats – £120

Three cats – £160

adopting a cat kitten

One kitten – £100

Two kittens – £150

Three kittens – £200

+ Annual Sanctuary Membership fee £20

Cats on our foster scheme* = £50

Farm cats = Minimum donation £20 per cat

*Our foster cats are those that are aged 12+ or a cat of any age that has a lifelong condition that requires medication. We support fosterers with these costs but expect them to pay for regular costs such as vaccinations and flea & worming treatment.