Feline Friends London is entirely volunteer-run, and we always welcome new volunteers, who are essential to our work helping cats find homes.

We are appealing for volunteer drivers to help us collect cats, drive them to vet check-ups, etc. If you think you can help, please register your details today:

As we do not have a rescue centre, we cannot offer volunteer work in a cattery setting. However, we do need volunteers to help cats in other ways:

Trappers - so we can trap and neuter feral cats or ensure injured or sick feral or timid cats are seen by a vet.

Overnighting - of trapped cats in a pen before taking them to a vet the next day for neutering or treatment.

Drivers - who are available to collect and take cats to vets, to other rescue centres for rehoming, to farms and stables for relocating, or to accompany trappers on a trapping assignment.

Home Visitors - who are available to visit prospective homes to make sure they are appropriate for our cats.

Fundraisers - to help raise money to help us care for our cats.

Speakers - to promote cat welfare, neutering, and responsible ownership through participation in events and community engagement projects.

Administrative Support - including responding to emails, helping with email-outs, and record keeping.

Events - volunteers needed to organise and attend events.

Publicity - through distribution of leaflets, email, social media, contacting other agencies (including local authority animal wardens, libraries, social services, community groups), and helping at events.

Storage - people who can offer storage facilities for food and equipment.

Borough Representative - as contact and liaison for each London borough.

Contacts for ‘Marnie’s Feast’ - Marnie’s Feast is named after one of our rescue cats (now rehomed) and is a London-wide initiative, securing drop-off points and appealing for food donations for people feeding stray and feral cats and those people struggling to feed their own cats.

Fosterers - please see the separate page on Fostering. We also need foster coordinators who have a good understanding of cat welfare and can help with overseeing our fosterers.