Bluebell Cat Rescue named as local Pets at Home charity of the year

Betty, the cat who inspired Bluebell Cat Rescue and Rehoming

Bluebell Cat Rescue and Rehoming in Littleborough have been announced as the local Pets at Home charity of the year.

Trustee at Bluebell, Naomi Rhys Thomas said: “We are absolutely delighted to announce that we are the nominated charity of the year for Pets at Home in Rochdale. We will be able to put up adoption posts and raise funds there.

“A big thank you for Pets at Home for helping us save kitties.

“If you would be interested in helping us fundraise in store or help with updating the adoption board, please let us know.”

Since Bluebell was started, Naomi and her husband Toby have rehomed over 60 cats and kittens, conducting home checks, and rehoming each feline with the full package of neutering, worm and flea treatments, microchipping and a full set of vaccines.

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Naomi has also opened a non-profit café on Todmorden’s Water Street, aptly named ‘Meow’, where every penny goes into helping their rescues. The café is open four days a week from Thursday to Sunday.

Bluebell is also in the process of becoming a registered charity.

If you can help Naomi and the team by rehoming a cat, providing physical donations or simply by volunteering some time, contact Bluebell on bluebellcatrescue@gmail.com 

To donate via PayPal, select the Friends and Family option and enter the Bluebell email address: bluebellcatrescue@gmail.com