Cat rescue's plea to help with funds

CHARITY IS OVERWHELMED WITH PREGNANT CATS

- By SOFIE JACKSON

A CAT rescue in Hessle has been forced to stop taking in more cats due to funding issues. Jenny's Cat House takes in stray, neglected, and often heavily pregnant cats.

But vet bills, including emergency c-sections that cost upwards of £2,500, mean the charity needs more funds if it is to continue functioning.

This comes after the CEO of Hull and East Riding RSPCA made a statement highlighting the pressures of caring for cats in the city.

Volunteer Charlie said the city is full of stray cats in need and the charity is “always picking up the pieces,” but due to low funds, the charity's founder, Jenny Musgrave, can’t take in any more.