rex cat association welfare

Please complete an adoption form before making an enquiry about one of our cats. Once we have your information – please have a look on the website – and if you see a cat that might be suited to your home and family – email our Welfare Officer at team@rexcatassociation.co.uk for more information.

The cats shown on this page are the lucky ones

Rex Rehome & Welfare

They have all been settled into new homes with our thoroughly vetted adopters. There are many more out there who need our help.

Cats can come to us for various reasons – a change in circumstances, owner illness, abandonment, stressful environment – the list is long. We do everything we can to match these cats with the perfect new family. To ensure this, we ask you to complete an adoption application form and undergo a home check. In some cases, we would ask for a veterinary reference.

Please note. We do not have kittens on the rehome site.

The welfare fund very much depends on donations from both adopters and those asking us to place their cats.

Please consider making a donation to our fund - every penny counts.

Perhaps you might consider remembering The Rex Cat Association in your will?
Legacy donations can make a big difference to the life of these cats.
We all know how special the four rex breeds are – please help us to continue our aim to find safe, permanent homes for them.

All donations can be made directly to our bank:
Rex Cat Association
Sort Code: 77-21-14
Account Number: 30166568

Looking To Adopt a Cat?

If you’d like to join our list of individuals willing to adopt a cat looking for their forever home, please fill out the form by clicking the button and we can add you to our register.

Please note that completion of this form does not guarantee that we will have a suitable cat available for you to adopt. We always carry out home checks prior to placing you on our adopters register.

We generally ask adopters to donate a minimum of £200.

international

Rex Rehome & International Rescue!

We have a really good network of volunteer foster carers and people going to rescue Rexes, however, we always need more.

Volunteer

I am currently putting together a list of volunteers to help with rehoming/rescue of Rex cats. Should these ever be required, we need temporary foster homes around the country. If anybody is willing to help please let me know so we can get a new register up and running.

Fostering & Support

If the situation allows and there is time, the best solution for a cat/s, is for it to be rehomed from its present home with the support being given to the owner.
This reduces the amount of stress placed on the cat, as it only moves once to its new home.

Rehome

It is cats or kittens that are in real need of help that must be our priority. We all know that circumstances can change in a household and sometimes the trauma can mean a pet gets overlooked. We aim to rehome these cats as soon as possible, with the least amount of stress for them.

if you think you can help in some way, please click on the button below.

Surrender your Cat

For families having to give up a much loved pet, we offer peace of mind as we carry out rigorous checks on prospective fosters/adopters to ensure we place your pet in the right home.

If you are simply looking for help, before rehoming becomes your last resort, please contact us. We will always offer support and guidance where we can.

* A donation to the club welfare fund will be appreciated to cover administration and homing costs. We ask previous owners to donate what they can. This goes into our welfare fund and allows us to help offset costs involved in rescuing cats who need vet treatment, transport or boarding during their transition to new homes.

Please fill out the form by clicking on the button below. Please note by filling in the form you understand, having completed this form there is no guarantee your cat will be rehomed.