Welcome to Cats Protection North East Lincolnshire and District Branch

Important information regarding cat admissions and rehoming

Rescue organisations and vets across The Midlands are noticing higher than usual levels of Feline Parvovirus in circulation. To safeguard the cats in our care and to prevent further transmission of the virus across the region we are taking precautions around intake and rehoming of cats which may mean our wait times are longer than usual. Please do not bring your cat to the branch until you are contacted by us to make arrangements.

Feline Parvovirus is highly contagious with a high mortality rate. If your cat shows any signs of being unwell (including, but not limited to, vomiting, diarrhoea, lethargy, high fever and a loss of appetite), please contact your nearest vet and do not bring your cat to the branch.

To help protect your cat against this virus, and to enable us to help you more speedily - please ensure your cat is up to date with vaccines and boosters.

For further information about Feline Parvovirus visit www.cats.org.uk/feline-parvovirus and for details about the importance of vaccinating see www.cats.org.uk/vaccinations

Areas We Cover
We're here to support cats and kittens across North East Lincolnshire and the surrounding district. Our work covers the following postcodes: DN31, DN32, DN33, DN34, DN35, DN36, DN37, DN40, DN41, LN8, LN11, LN13.

About Us
Run by a small team of dedicated, cat-loving volunteers, we're passionate about improving the lives of cats and kittens in North East Lincolnshire and District. We work to find loving homes for local cats in our care, reunite lost and found cats with their families, and raise awareness through education and support within the North East Lincolnshire and District area.

You can find out more about the work of Cats Protection here.

Feral & Farm Cats
Our branch offers Trap, Neuter & Return (TNR) support for feral and farm cats. Feral cats (non-domestic cats that can't be handled) are humanely trapped, taken to our branch vet for health checks, blood testing, neutering, vaccinating, flea and worm treatment, and ear tipping, before being safely returned to their home site.

All treatment and neutering costs are covered by our branch. If you know of a feral cat or colony that needs help, please contact us via Facebook or email us.

Cats can breed very quickly, just two stray cats can lead to more than 20 feral cats in under a year. Please don’t delay in reaching out for support.