Furever Home - Omagh Cat Rescue and Rehome

20/12/2023

We have great news from Corry&O’HareVets. You can share the Christmas joy with your children.

We had some special visitors to the clinic for a final pre flight checkup. Whilst client confidentiality prevents us from saying who, we can confirm that all Reindeer that may or may not be required to fly within the next week are in tip top shape.

All Reindeer, (even those with red noses) have been cleared for take off, have a clean bill of health and international travel certificates in order.

5 more sleeps til take off 🎅🏽🧑‍🎄🦌🦌🦌🛷

28/11/2023

28/10/2023

We are in real need of towels!

If you have any towels you would like to get rid of and that are in good condition please consider donating them to us 😊.

We are open 1-4PM every day except Tuesday if you would like to drop them in! If you cannot get to us please drop a message or comment and we will see if a volunteer can collect them from you.

08/10/2023

16/09/2023

Twirly Girly is a 12 week old kitten in need of a forever home. She was born in rescue 2 days after her stray mother arrived. , This cheeky girl is used to dogs and children. She loves people, and a busy home would be purrfect. Adoption fee applies.

10/09/2023

Kitten's and cats ready for their furever home, more details coming up over next few days. PM if interested. Some beautiful tabby kittens ready to go.

14/08/2023

Please avoid the situation of having unwanted kittens by getting them neutered. Clara Cat Neutering Project offers a scheme to the public where you can get your cat neutered for a donation only. To use this scheme please telephone our vets Corry & O'Hare to book your cat in by telephoning them at 028 8224 3909.
Female cats as young as 4 months old can fall pregnant and have up to 3 litter of kittens a year until she is spayed.
By getting your cats neutered you are not only helping yourself but you are helping us to help keep the cat population under control.

06/08/2023

Owner located!
This little pair were found wandering in the gortview close area. Proof of ownership required.

04/08/2023

JimBob was found in a local carpark, thin and eaten alive by fleas. He has now been neutered, successfully treated for fleas, and worms, and is a healthier weight.

This loving wee man is around a year old, prefers to be inside - on your lap, he is very affectionate. Prefers a quieter home.

JimBob loves ping-pong balls, laser pens, and cardboard boxes. Adoption fee applies. This lapcat can't wait to meet his new family.

03/08/2023

Male cat missing from Derry Rd Omagh very friendly.

03/08/2023

03/08/2023

Those of you who know me well know that I am told daily “you should keep him” about nearly every baby I raise. And while I am used to people not understanding the mission of what I do, it does get a little tiring to hear, and sometimes even kind of sad. I need to share with everyone why it’s an especially painful thing to hear over and over about Ferguson.

The truth is that Ferguson is going to have one of two fates. He is either going to beat kidney failure and become a healthy, adoptable kitten…or he’s not. The truth is that we have talked about the possibility of “keeping him,” because if he cannot recover, he would become our fospice cat, and we would give him the best life we could for the weeks or months he may have left.

I wish that everyone could understand the value of foster parents and what we do—that the entire point of fostering is to get sick kittens like Ferguson to a place where they are healthy, and to find them homes. It’s my life’s mission. It’s my organization’s mission. Adoption is a celebration because it means the kitten made it! They survived & can move along.

If I keep Ferguson, it will be because he is only going to live for a few months. So when people repeatedly comment “you should keep him” and “I hope he stays with you,” it hurts me. Because honestly, I hope he doesn’t. I really hope he doesn’t. Please remember that the only kittens who live with me for their entire lives do so because they don’t survive. Please understand how happy it is for them to thrive & be adopted.

I know not everyone gets it, but I am determined to help people understand how frustrating it is for foster parents to constantly be told it’s a bad thing for them to adopt out their kittens. For a kitten like Ferguson, who I love so much, my heart is aching for him to be given the opportunity to be adopted. And if/when he does, it will be a BIG celebration. A happy, triumphant day!

Ferguson has his recheck tomorrow, and an appointment with a nephrologist next week. I am truly hoping for good news. I hope you are too.

Ferguson is still happy & stable. He continues to receive treatment for his kidneys & continues to be my tiny shadow. My mini-me. My Chimpy. 💖

04/03/2023

We have two schemes for getting your cats neutered one is TNR which is for feral cats where we go and trap the cats and take them to our vets.
The other scheme we have is for domestic cats where the owner can make their own arrangements with our vets to get their cat neutered by telephoning them at 028 8224 3909.
To get further information on the 2 schemes please telephone 0778 3412 500.
Please share this post with friends or family who might have cats that have not been neutered and help us to keep the cat population under control. Thank you, Eleanor, 😽

13/01/2023

We are so lucky to be able to share our lives with animals as they can give so much back.

05/01/2023

Do you know how important it is to have a visible house number? 🔎2️⃣0️⃣🚪

🆘 Having a house number will make it easier for the emergency services to find you🚔

Here is some more info and tips 👇👇👇

04/12/2022

You can get your cat neutered for a donation with Clara Cat Neutering Project. If you have cats around that have not been neutered please get them sorted before it gets out of hand, and help us to keep the cat population under control. For more information on our 2 neutering schemes for feral and domestic cats please telephone 0778 3412 500.