Kitty Rescue Bury

Kitty Rescue Bury We are a small, foster-based rescue run entirely by volunteers. We focus on helping stray and feral cats. We are dedicated to improving cats lives.
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We put our heart and soul into the care and rehabilitation of every cat we help. Located in Manchester, UK.

Little Gimli has been through more than any kitten ever should. Despite everything, he is still so happy, playful and fu...
09/09/2025

Little Gimli has been through more than any kitten ever should. Despite everything, he is still so happy, playful and full of life. We adore him, and he deserves every chance at the future he’s fighting so hard for. We really need your support to continue to help him .

Gimli was found dumped in a box and taken to the vets. He had cat flu and a very unusual bottom. He battled through the flu, but vets soon discovered he had a serious stricture that stopped him from being able to poo properly.

He had balloon procedures to try and help, but they didn’t work. So he had to undergo a major re**al pull-through surgery. For a short while it seemed to have worked, but then the stricture returned. Gimlie was still so bright happy and playful so we wanted to give him a chance.

He was referred to a soft tissue specialist for further balloon procedures, but again, the relief was only temporary. Gimli then had to second re**al pull-through surgery. He is now doing well .

He has survived everything that has been thrown at him, and he is still here, still playful, still full of joy.

The cost of his recent care has reached £3,635

If you can spare £1 to help we would really appreciate it. ❤️

Donation details:
Bank:
Kitty Rescue Bury
HSBC
40-15-21
91680579

🐾 GoFundMe:
https://gofund.me/eb3c1bbb2

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Your support, shares, and kindness mean the world to us. ❤️

09/09/2025

Will they go in the trap? Watch till the end.

We sat on the edge of our seats holding our breath as these cats approach the trap. Often begging these kitties just to go one step further. Usually at first cats look all around and try to suss the trap out, some go straight in. This fella had other ideas, he ate some of the trail at the front then walked off 😂
Which was disappointing however we dont give up and knew we would get him eventually.

This is a kitty who we are helping trap for another rescue.

09/09/2025

Update — Cat now safe

A few days ago we were contacted about this little kitty. She looked elderly and unsteady, so our volunteers went out to check on her. They scanned her for a microchip but sadly, she wasn’t chipped.

Through door knocking, we discovered something that absolutely broke our hearts. Her owners had moved out and left her behind 13 years ago. On top of that, she has spent the last five years living in someone’s garden, in a shelter. While we are grateful that this person gave her food and some protection, it hurts so much to know she has struggled for so long on the streets.

We understand that people have limitations, but we do believe it is important to at least try to get help for cats in need. If you cannot drive, there are always options ask a friend or neighbour, get a taxi, even ask on Facebook for a lift if it means getting a cat safe. No animal should ever have to endure what this poor girl has gone through.

Thankfully, the person caring for her agreed to let us take her. We brought her straight to the vets, where she was flea and worm treated and started on pain relief, as she has severe arthritis. She also had blood in her urine, so she is now on antibiotics and cystitis medication.

She is now safe in foster care. We don’t yet know how long she has left and the vet wants us to monitor her and see how she does before making any long-term plan. However long she has, we will make sure she knows nothing but love, warmth, and comfort. She will be cherished and cared for, making up for all those lost years she should have spent in a loving home.❤️ Her name is Molly ❤️

Gimli just popping in to show you how good he is at washing his giant paws 😭🥹 he’s SO CUTE we can’t cope!
09/09/2025

Gimli just popping in to show you how good he is at washing his giant paws 😭🥹 he’s SO CUTE we can’t cope!

Head of HR Herman Munster just wanted to pop in and show you his fancy new Halloween collar. As the king of Halloween he...
09/09/2025

Head of HR Herman Munster just wanted to pop in and show you his fancy new Halloween collar. As the king of Halloween he has to keep up appearances. Doesn’t he look so HANDSOME!

09/09/2025

Poppy with some more practice for her hair styling apprenticeship. She’s once again thrown in some free acupuncture via the ear, forehead and almost eyeball 😂

I have come to see the babe and only the babe
09/09/2025

I have come to see the babe and only the babe

08/09/2025

Can anyone help us find this man or get some info on where this kitty is now please. A cat was involved in a rta and sadly passed away around 9pm tonight near cocklestorm on bury rd radcliffe lady stopped then so did a man he said he would sort the cat so she left.We have gone to check if the cat was left but can't find them . Just want to check what happened to the kitty is this was you please contact us thank you

08/09/2025

FOUND SADLY DECEASED.
*Picture in comments *
We have just collected a cat that had been involved in a RTA on Rochdale old rd near fern grove. The cat is black with white front paws ,white back legs , white belly white chest white chin.. Sadly couldn't find a microchip . They are now resting at Armac vets Bury. Please share to find the owners . We have pictures if anyone wants to see them. Or you can send us picture of your cat an we can confirm if same cat or not . Will post a pic of kitty in comments . RIP Kitty 🧡🩷

Wilma is home 🥳❤️🙏 Our sweet girly Wobbly Wilma has been recovering well from her surgery and blood transfusion. She is ...
08/09/2025

Wilma is home 🥳❤️🙏 Our sweet girly Wobbly Wilma has been recovering well from her surgery and blood transfusion. She is doing well and is back in foster care. She is so happy to see her foster mum she is non stop purring. She just loves cuddling in bed with her it makes her so happy. Pic below of them in bed having cuddles 🩷

Wilma had to have a major surgery to correct a rare issue with her spine. Sadly in her first surgery some of the screws were 1mm off so a few days later she had to have a second surgery to correct this. She also needed a blood transfusion as she had some bleeds during surgery. Wilma thankfully has survived both surgeries . It was spinal surgery so came with major risks but she doing so good so far. She does have Horner's syndrome from the surgery but hopefully this will get better with time. She also a little inflamed in her neck but that's to be expected.

Thankfully she standing walking around, eating, drinking and toileting well. She is happy purring and playful ❤️. She is on lots of medication to ensure she is comfortable.

The vets advice she has crate rest as is major surgery but she is allowed out of the crate supervisied for short periods of time.

At this stage, we don’t yet know how surgery has affected her wobbliness she needs time to recover. We can see a small improvement but he is still wobbly but she doesn't let that stop her.

Wilma is back at the vet soon for a post op check she also needs a CT scan in a few weeks just to be sure everything is in place as it should be .

Wilma’s journey to this point has been huge. She came to us after being dumped at a vet, and at first we thought she had wobbly kitten syndrome. Tests ruled that out, however MRI and CT scans revealed she has an extremely rare and dangerous spinal compression pushing into her skull and a second compression pushing into her spine. Without surgery, she would have been at risk of sudden death from something as simple as a jump or knock. So even if the surgery doesn't correct her wobbliness it's great that risk is gone now. She may need a further surgery for the top compression time will show if this is needed

Her first surgery and all her hospitalisation came to £11,201

If you can spare £1 to help us give Wilma a good life we would really appreciate it. ❤️

Donation details:
Bank:
Kitty Rescue Bury
HSBC
40-15-21
91680579

🐾 GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/da830007

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Your support, shares, and kindness mean the world to us. ❤️

MISSING CAT PLEASE SHARE . if you see this cat please let us know he is missing from near the wellington pub Bolton rd B...
08/09/2025

MISSING CAT PLEASE SHARE .
if you see this cat please let us know he is missing from near the wellington pub Bolton rd Bury Manchester. He has been missing since 3.9.25 . He has a little bit of black on his nose has a full black tail . He isn't neutered or chipped ( we have advised his owner on this they will do it on his return)
Sharing for owners they aren't on Facebook if you see him contact us via messages please.

Our feral boy Otis laughing at his own joke. What joke did he tell please tell us in the comments we could do with a lit...
08/09/2025

Our feral boy Otis laughing at his own joke. What joke did he tell please tell us in the comments we could do with a little laugh!

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About Us

We are a rescue run solely by volunteers who are dedicated to helping sick, injured and abandoned cats. We prioritise the most needy cats on the streets of Bury (Manchester UK).

We trap and rescue cats in need with the aim to find their owners. If no owners are found we place them in a foster home and find them a responsible loving forever home. We are a only a small foster based rescue meaning that we don’t have a cattery or a base. All the cats in our care are looked after in loving foster homes until we find them a forever home. We ensure all the cats we care for are de flead, de wormed , microchipped, vaccinated and neutered . They also receive any other vet care they need. We visit all new prospective homes to ensure they are the right match and a safe, responsible loving home .

We have good relationships with other rescues and work alongside them to help cats in need. We also offer trapping and scanning help to rescues who may not have the resources. As we are only a small foster based rescue when we are full we try to find cats a reputable rescue space.

We also try help as many feral cats as we can with trap, neuter and return. Sometimes we help relocate the cats to nice farm homes if their original home isn't safe.