Bluebell Ridge Cat Rehoming Centre in Chowns Hill, Hastings reopened on 11th March after closing for over a month due to resident cats being under the weather. 

Myra Grove, Centre Manager for Bluebell Ridge said: “We hate for any of our cats to miss out on the chance of meeting their potential new family, but their health and wellbeing has to come first.”

She thanked everyone for their understanding and kind words of support and said that the cats had now recovered and were looking forward to finding loving new homes.

• Visit Bluebell Ridge at Chowns Hill, just off The Ridge, between 11am and 3pm every day, except Thursdays. You can also view cats online in need of a home at www.bluebellridge.org.uk


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