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Freddie's Felines

Help our rescue cats in Birmingham find a forever home

Cats Available for Adoption

Meet Our Rescue Cats Looking for Forever Homes. Call us and you could adopt a new furry feline friend into your family

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Amy

Amy was abandoned outside Blacks Vets in Dudley along with another cat who we believe may be her daughter. She is white and black, now spayed (thank you Blacks Vets for doing this), microchipped and is about 12 months old. She is now looking for a new home alone, as she isn't bonded to the other cat that she was abandoned with. She mixes well with others so if you can offer her a new home please call or text Pauline on 07960 409310 to make an appointment to meet her.

Posted 1 day ago
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Ella

Ella was abandoned outside Blacks Vets in Dudley along with another cat who we believe may be her mother. She is white and black, now spayed (thank you to Blacks Vets for doing this), microchipped and is about 12 months old. She is now looking for a new home alone, as she isn't bonded to the other cat that she was abandoned with. She is a bit shy with people but this will improve when she has settled down in a home and gains her confidence with her new family. If you can offer her a new home please call or text Pauline on 07960 409310 to make an appointment to meet her.

Posted 1 day ago
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Lilac

Lilac is grey and white, about 15 months old, spayed and microchipped. She is looking for an adult only home with no children as she doesn't like them. If you are able to offer her a new home please call or text Pauline on 07960 409310 to make an appointment to meet her.

Posted 2 days ago
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Heidi and Dillon (RESERVED)

Heidi grey and white and Dillon black and white are brother and sister. Somebody dumped them just after they were born, there were 4 kittens but only these 2 were alive. Anita has hand-reared them and they are now 11 weeks old and are ready for rehoming. They need to be rehomed together as they are a very bonded pair, if you can offer them a home, please call or text Pauline on 07960 409310 to make an appointment to meet them.

Posted 2 weeks ago
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Winston

Winston came into the rescue as a stray, he is black and white, about three years old, has now been neutered and microchipped. He is very chatty and likes to say hello to everyone he meets. If you can offer him a home please call or text Pauline to make an appointment to meet him.

Posted 3 weeks ago
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Spice and Xena

Spice (torti and white) and Xena (black and white) are looking for a home together as they are a very bonded pair. They will be two in July, are spayed and microchipped and have come into the rescue owner's living situation and she is heartbroken that she has had to give them up. They are looking for an adults only home as Spice is quite nervous and she does a bit of growling until she realises that she quite likes to get a bit of fuss. If you can offer them a home together please call or text Pauline on 07960 409310 to make an appointment to meet them both.

Posted 4 weeks ago
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Whisper

Whisper has been at the rescue since she was about 6 months old, and she is now 4 years old, she is also spayed and microchipped. She was a feral but out of all the family she has come around and we think that she is now ready for a new home. She needs a special new owner who has experience of owning cats and has patience as it will take some time in gaining her trust as she is still quite nervous and she will need to be an indoor cat because of that. No children but other cats she would be ok with. If you can give her a chance of a new home, please call or text Pauline on 07960 409310 to find out more and to arrange an appointment to meet her.

Posted 1 month ago
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Boris is CAT OF THE MONTH

Boris is a big handsome black and white cat, 4 years old, neutered and microchipped. The story is from his former owners was they were scared of him as his personality changed when their children and grandchildren left home. After being in the rescue for nearly two months, he is now being fostered by Nicole and is living in a Catio in her garden, but this is only a temporary measure, and he needs to find someone who is willing to put a Catio up in their garden if they don’t already have one and look after him. He is really enjoying his freedom of having a nice safe Catio attached to his enclosure and his big personality has returned and he is actually a very fussy cat who actively seeks out affection It took a few days for him to make himself at home in his temporary Catio, but he is a changed cat, and he is loving life again If you can give him a new home that has his own Catio please contact Pauline on 07960 409310 to discuss further.

Posted 1 month ago

How you can help

At Freddie’s Felines, every helping hand makes a difference in the lives of our rescue cats.

There are numerous ways you can contribute to our mission of providing a safe and loving environment for cats in need. Whether you choose to adopt, donate, volunteer, or even spread the word about our work, your support is invaluable.

Below, you’ll find more detailed information on how you can get involved. Remember, every act of kindness, no matter how small, can lead to a big change in a cat’s life.

  • There are always a lot of mouths to feed here and any donation, even just a can of food per week, could make a huge difference and help us keep bellies full.

    Our cats are not fussy eaters so any make and variety, wet or dry they will eat.  They also like tinned tuna, sardines, mackerel and pilchards as a treat.  Fresh chickens are also on the menu and these are cooked every day for them.

    Does your cat not eat all the flavours in that box of food you buy? If this happens to you, please donate the unwanted flavours to Freddie’s Felines who have many mouths to feed and who are not fussy eaters. Any food can be dropped off at 30 Quinton Road West, Quinton, Birmingham B32 2QD.

     

  • If you would like to make a donation to Freddie’s Felines our bank details are:

    Account Name – Freddies Felines

    Account Number – 66421594

    Sort Code – 60-15-26

    or you can donate to our Paypal account:

    putnama08@gmail.com

    Thank you in advance, however small or large the donation it will help the rescue enormously.

  • Hope was born at the rescue with major health problems. She had a large hernia on her stomach and her right back leg was deformed, both of which need to be operated on.

    She has had to have scans, x-rays and has now had the first operation to repair the large hernia, she is recovering well, and she is a little fighter. The operations and all the treatment that she has had so far has cost the rescue £3,500 and this is still rising as every time she goes back to get it checked the bill increases and then she will need a second operation for the amputation of her leg.  We would like thank Andre and all the staff at the Vets for Pets Quinton for their care and kindness in looking after Hope.

    The operation on her leg will be in a few weeks’ time when she has completely recovered from the hernia operation that she has undergone. If she doesn’t have the leg amputated, she will have to endure months of highly intensive physio which may not even work. She will be able to manage perfectly well without the leg and live a very happy life with a new family.

    As we said above it has cost the rescue £3,500 so far and this will likely double when her leg is amputated, so we are asking if you are able to give a donation to help towards the vet’s bill.  We have already had two donations, Hilary has donated £1,000 and Ron donated £100, of which we would like to thank them both for their generosity.

    Donations can be paid into Freddie’s Felines Bank Account, details are:

    Name: Freddies Felines

    Account Number: 66421594

    Sort Code: 60-15-26

    If you can reference it to Hope so that we can see how much we have got for her.

    We will give regular updates on her progress on our Facebook page and thank you for anything that you can give to help, it doesn’t matter how big or small it is, it all helps.

    Thank you

  • From 10 June 2024 it became law that all cats over 20 weeks need to be microchipped or you risk being fined up to £500.

    Pauline trained as an implanter in 2010 and will microchip your cat for £15.00 with no hidden extras.  The £15.00 includes the cost of the chip, implanting the chip and registration, and some of the money will help the cats and kittens at the rescue.

    Please call or text Pauline 07960 409310 or send an email to info@freddiesfelines.com to make an appointment to get your cat(s) microchipped.

  • Freddie’s Felines are asking for donations for their Bottle Tombola that will be held at some of their events. You can donate anything that is in a bottle, beer, wine, shampoo, shower gel, cooking oil etc. Donations can be dropped off at 30 Quinton Road West, Quinton, Birmingham B32 2QD. Thank you in advance for anything that you can give.

  • We  have an Amazon Wish List: https://www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/3VCNJBI7K50PX

    Alternative on-line shops to buy cat food from are Zooplus, Bitiba and Viovet who all have competitive prices and special offers, see their links below:

    Cat Shop: Cat Food & Cat Accessories at zooplus.co.uk

    Cat Food in stock at discounted prices in our online shop at bitiba.co.uk!

    Cat Food, Cat Health Products, Cat Accessories and all Kitten Care at Amazing Value from VioVet

    Freddie’s Felines has built  their own much cheaper Wish List to help the cats at the rescue to live a comfortable life while they wait for their forever home.  We at Freddie’s Felines know how hard it is to survive at this current time but if you could please add just one item a week into your trolley and collect them in a bag or box ready for donation to Freddie’s it will be a big help in their survival

    Any donations can be dropped at 30 Quinton Road West, Quinton, Birmingham B32 2QD or will collect locally if you are unable to deliver, just call 07960 409310 to arrange a date and time

    • Tiger Cat Food from Asda (own brand), any variety, tin, tray or sachet, they will eat it all
    • Classic Cat Can, meat 6 x 400g is £4.30 at Sainsbury’s, also sold at Pets at Home, Iceland, Home Bargains and on line shops
    • Vitacat Cat Food from Aldi (own brand), any variety in a tin, tray or sachet
    • Coshida Cat Food from Lidl (own brand), any variety in a tin, tray or sachet
    • Cat Biscuits any variety, brands eg One Purina, Smilla, Whiskas, Burgess, IAMS
    • Pawsome Pockets (Aldi), Snack Pockets (Sainsburys) cat treats or any other Supermarket own brand are an alternative to Dreamies and are much cheaper
    • Puppy Training Pads any brand, can be brought from shops like Home Bargains, Sainsbury, Asda, Pets at Home  or can be purchased on line
    • Cat Litter, any brand, the rescue uses cat litter for their resident disabled cats
    • Tinned fish, sardines or pilchards in tomato sauce, tuna, mackerel, any supermarket value brand
    • Cat Milk, any brand
    • Washing Up Liquid, any brand
    • Washing Powder, any brand
    • Disinfectant concentrate or spray, anything floral, brands such as The Pink Stuff, Zoflora, Astonish, Fabulosa or any Supermarket own brand
    • Black Bin Bags
  • We sell on SHPOCK to help raise funds for vet bills and buy food.  Please go to our SHPOCK page where you will find a variety of items to buy, which are mostly new or nearly new and all are reasonably priced.

    If you are decluttering or you just have something that you no longer require please remember to donate to us so that we can re-sell to raise much needed funds.  Thank you

  • We use old donated newspapers for litter trays since it’s much more economical than commercial cat litter and the cats love to have something to shred after they’re finished on the toilet.

    Please consider upcycling your old newspapers by donating them to us so we can keep costs down.

    However, we still require donations of commercial cat litter as it is used for our resident disabled cats.

     

  • We’ve had great success in the past with people having a money jar to put their spare change in, car boot sales or holding cake sales at work. Whatever it is, all efforts to help us raise funds are appreciated and we would love to help share your generous acts on our social media.

  • Visit and follow us on our Facebook and Instagram pages:

    https://www.facebook.com/groups/970748553550823

    https://www.instagram.com/freddies_felines/

  • Ian Hemming is a local artist from Birmingham, if you would like him to do a painting of your favourite pet please contact him, his details are below.  If you do contact him please mention that you saw it on Freddie’s Felines as he will make a donation from all commission’s he gets through us.  All paintings are also framed.  Some of his work is also shown below.

  • Used daily for keeping things clean and hygienic, we are always running low on supplies of washing-up liquid, bleach, disinfectant, washing powder, black bin bags, kitchen rolls, baby wipes and cleaning crème, ie Cif or the Pink Stuff.

    Any donations can be dropped off at 30 Quinton Road West, Quinton, Birmingham B32 2QD.

  • Sunday 6 July – Picnic in the Park 2025, Warley Woods, Smethwick, B67 5ED

Boris is looking for a Catio to live in, please read his story on our website or facebook page, please contact Pauline on 07960 409310 if you can help him. ❤️