
Our Story...
Established in 2012, Fur and Feathers Animal Sanctuary is a non-destruct rescue and a registered charity (1198747). We are based in South Birmingham. We are currently without a base, after losing the land we operated from unexpectedly.
We work tirelessly to nurture and rehabilitate every animal that comes into our care, with the goal of finding them the perfect forever home.
We do not discriminate against an animal based on age, appearance, illness or history as we believe every animal has the right for happiness. We will never put a healthy animal down, and are proud to have saved many animals from such a fate.
We have a fantastic team of dedicated volunteers who help us with all aspects of sanctuary including animal care, fostering, administration and fundraising. We have also teamed up with some great organisations who help to support us and other rescues.
We are entirely reliant on donations and the generosity of our supporters. Without your support, we wouldn't be able to do what we do. All donations - large or small - are gratefully received.

Rescue & Rehabilitation.
We work tirelessly to nurture and rehabilitate every animal that comes into our care, with the goat of finding them their perfect home that they deserve.

Veterinary Care.
All vet care our cats require is paid for solely by the support we receive from you. We will never put a healthy cat down and are proud to have helped so many.
Meet Our Permanent Residents.
Here at Fur & Feathers we have a number of permanent residents that we look after full time. We would love to introduce them all to you!

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Porky.
Porky is now 14 rescued with his sister as a baby after being bought as a Xmas present and living in a Wendy house! He’s now a very fat spoilt piggy. He likes to take advantage!

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Jazz.
Jazz is 24 year old welshie who was rescued as a 3 month old foal from Henley 24 years ago. He is now retired and very much spoilt by everyone at Fur and Feathers.

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Pudding.
Pudding is from a feral colony in Studley. They got evicted from the pub they’d lived at. She is 21 and has hyper thyroid so is on daily meds and lives with ray and polly in the summerhouse.

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Polly.
Polly was one of our first ever feral caught cats 14 years ago. She came from a colony of over 80 cats and had just given birth in a bush. She now lives in the summerhouse with ray and pudding.


