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Pippa's Army Animal Rescue

Registered charity number: 1212601
Pippas Army Animal Rescue is a foster based rescue born of Pippa's Army lost & found group.

Our cats are fostered mainly in Havering and Thurrock. Enquiry form link as follows;
https://form.jotform.com/241407172572049 Pippas Army Animal Rescue, is section of Pippa's Army lost and found group that covers Havering and Thurrock. The majority of our cats are strays from the area. We've all worked tirelessly to help the strays and decided that starting a rescue was the next step to help. All rescues are working hard and we are no different. All cats have health checks, are neutered , chipped, flead and wormed. All potential homes are home checked.

�Every Animal Deserves a Chance �

08/10/2026

Can anyone else relate? 🥱

06/10/2026

Handsome Milo is looking for his new home 🐾💙

Milo is a gorgeous 3-year-old boy who, through absolutely no fault of his own, is looking for a loving new home.

He’s a friendly chap who loves a good fuss and will happily purr up a storm when he’s getting attention. And if there’s food involved… well, that makes him even happier! 😻

Milo does have a severe flea allergy, so his new family will need to be committed to keeping up with regular monthly flea treatment using a vet-approved product.

Milo is neutered , microchipped and up to date with flea and worming .
he will be ready for his new home after his vet check next week .

✅ access to safe outside space once settled
✅ older children
✅ possibly be able to live with a calm cat friendly cat
❌ no dogs

Currently being fostered in Benfleet
Home check and adoption fee apply .

please complete the form below to apply

https://form.jotform.com/241407172572049

05/10/2026

Meet Bungle & Zippy 🐾
READY TO RESERVE 💖💖
Beautiful sisters Bungle (black & white) and Zippy have had the most heartbreaking start to life. Found at just a few weeks old hiding under the wheel arch of a car, they arrived in foster as tiny, hissing and spitting bundles of fear.

Now around 4 months old, these little girls have come such a long way. With weeks of patience, kindness and taking things slowly, they are finally learning to trust and showing us the lovely personalities underneath their initial fear.

💗 Zippy is the more confident of the two and will even seek out a lap for some fuss.
💗 Bungle is still more nervous, but she will lean in for affection and enjoys her fuss and scritches.

Together, these two are inseparable and will happily play together for hours. 🎀

They are looking for a patient, loving family with older children only, who understand that they will need time to settle and come out of their shells at their own pace. With plenty of love, patience and reassurance, we have no doubt these girls will flourish into wonderful companions.

They are understandably nervous around new people and unfamiliar situations, but the signs are already there that they are going to make fantastic pets once they feel safe and secure.

🐾 Bungle and Zippy are due to be neutered in a couple of weeks and are now ready to be reserved for the forever home they so deserve.

Could you be the patient and loving family these beautiful sisters have been waiting for? ❤️

✅ access to safe outside space once settled
✅ older children
✅ could live with a cat friendly cat
❌ no dogs

They are currently being fostered in Basildon
Home check and adoption fee apply

please complete the form below to apply

https://form.jotform.com/241407172572049

03/10/2026

Beautiful babies… wouldn’t you agree!? 🫶

02/10/2026

This boy has so much love to give ♥️

01/10/2026

A huge thank to Tiffany and her Mum Lisa. Tiffany spent her pocket money on lots of food and treats for our foster cats, she says she wants for nothing in her furever home and we are so pleased for the donation

30/09/2026

💔 THREE CATS ABANDONED IN A CARRIER 💔

What can we say..? Today we got a message saying that one cat had been left in a carrier in Corringham behind some shops early this morning. Thankfully we were called and one of our volunteers went out straight away. Sadly, it wasn't just one cat but three young cats inside - squashed in together with duct tape around the carrier. The smell from the carrier and them was awful. God knows how long they had been stuck in there. They were hungry and stressed but are now very much safe.

To the person who did this - what the hell were you thinking? Why do you think this was acceptable to treat them like that?

I can't tell you how little room we have... our food bank is drying out, the vet bills just keep ever rising. Please, even if we can't take your cats straight away please message us. We can work with you. We can make a plan to get them safe. Don't just leave cats like this. No animal deserves this.

PIPPAS ARMY
52-10-30
13746421

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Address

Romford

Website

http://www.pippasarmy.co.uk/

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