Taverham Kitty Rescue is a very small local cat rescue organisation. When my mother passed away earlier this year Christine the rescue's founder took in my mother's cat as we were unable to find anyone that could care for him. He has health issues that require regular visits to the vet and treatment and yet they continue to care for him and once he is in 100% health again they will re-home him. My sister and I visited the rescue home and were in no doubt that this was the place that we wanted him to go until he finds his new forever home.

They began in Taverham, Norfolk (UK) in 2012, but with growing demand for their help they now cover Norwich and its local surrounding areas

Their team of volunteers are dedicated individuals who have many years of "cat" experience between them - they will always try and help any cat in need or that needs to find a new home. If they are unable to help, they will do their best to put you in touch with other people that they know that may be able to assist you.

Obviously all of this care costs money and with them being a relatively small rescue centre money is tight. I know that I have many friends and relatives that are animal lovers and would most likely be happy to donate to this rescue centre to help them to continue their tireless work.

Any donation however large or small will be gratefully received and every penny will go towards helping the next feline in need.

Please be as generous as you can afford.