You're welcome to take a tour of our lovely cat shelter in Swanwick, in return for a donation of cat food or litter. To make an appointment, or to discuss rehoming one of our rescue cats, please get in touch using one of the methods below. We regret we are unable to rehome kittens under six months to homes where there is a child under five.
Opening hours: Visits by appointment only please. Tues-Sun (closed Mon), 11am-4pm. Volunteers 8am-6pm.
Email: janelynegar@gmail.com
Call: 07941 806536.
Call: 07941 806536.
Adoption fee: £75 (£20 deposit to reserve)
We also have a boarding cattery that helps support the rescue side of things, check out our beautiful cattery on www.woodlandnookboardingcattery.com and our fabulous reviews on yell.com
We also have a boarding cattery that helps support the rescue side of things, check out our beautiful cattery on www.woodlandnookboardingcattery.com and our fabulous reviews on yell.com
Monday, 25 August 2014
An unexpected bill
It’s been an expensive day at Woodland Nook as the flooring rotted through and required urgent repairs! Poor Paul has been working hard today to make the shelter safe and cosy again.
As you can see, the bill for supplies was a whopping £298, which we can ill afford at Woodland Nook, which is funded entirely by donations.
A nice new floor has now been installed but we need to raise some funds to pay for this. If you could spare anything, it would be most gratefully received. It’s easy to donate – just click the “Click to donate” button at the top right. Or, if you’re viewing this on your mobile device, simply click here. Alternatively, you can simply send your donation through Paypal to woodlandnook@hotmail.com – you don’t even need to have a Paypal account, you can simply use your credit card.
We do hope you can help; no matter how large or small, all donations are very welcome!
Thank you!
Saturday, 23 August 2014
Kitty is desperate for a home
Kitty is desperate for a second chance. She was homed by Woodland Nook back in 2009 but sadly, her owner died on Christmas Day 2013, resulting in Kitty's return to the shelter on Boxing Day.
She isn't very happy sharing her home with other cats so is desperate to be given a second chance in life.
If you would like to meet Kitty, please make an appointment to visit our unique bungalow-style shelter, using the contact details on our websitewww.woodlandnookcatrescue.com
Thursday, 21 August 2014
Beautiful Ebony
Meet Ebony, a truly beautiful black kitten. One look into her gorgeous yellow eyes and your heart will melt. We think she may have some pedigree in her as she is truly exceptionally beautiful. If you love black cats (and, frankly, why wouldn't you?) you really must come and take a look at Ebony!
Thursday, 14 August 2014
Dreaming of Dreamies
Licking his lips at the thought of tasty Dreamies is Mickey, who was named in a competition at the Woodland Nook Fundraiser day. Mickey is one of many cats and kittens looking for loving homes. He – just like his friends – is totally adorable!
Monday, 11 August 2014
Two little kittens brought in by the flood
This pair of cuties, Seamus and Paddy (sorry, no idea which one is which!) are looking for a home. They were found in a field after being swept away in the heavy rainfall and floods the other week. As their homes couldn’t be found, they were brought to Woodland Nook where they have settled in nicely.
But there’s no substitute for a real, loving home, so they’re still looking for a new family. Could this be with you?
Saturday, 9 August 2014
One-eyed Bob
Why are so many Woodland Nook cats pretending to be pirates? Because they arrrrrrr.
There’s a bit of a pirate theme going on at the shelter right now. You’ve already met Lucky Jim, the three-legged tabby, now meet One-Eyed Bob, who ’s a real treasure!
Bob was rescued from Crete, where he had cat flu, which resulted in him losing his severely infected eye. He’s safe and well and living at Woodland Nook now, but he’s very keen to find a new home, with a family who will be sensitive to his needs.
Thursday, 7 August 2014
Overrun with kittens
We’re overrun with kittens here at Woodland Nook and it ’s turning Jane into even more of a Crazy Cat Lady than ever!
Sitting here with seven of the countless kittens currently living at the shelter, Jane is appealing for homes for these gorgeous bundles of fur. As you can see, many of the kittens are black which, for some strange reason, is one of the hardest colours of cat to rehome. We at Woodland Nook think black cats are lucky – how about you?
For more information about adopting a cat from Woodland Nook, please use the contact details at the top of the page or email Jane direct.
If you can’t adopt right now, we’re also looking for foster homes to ease the situation, and donations of kitten food and litter are always welcome. Take a look at our Amazon wish list here; items bought this way are sent directly to us without you even having to leave your chair!
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