Volunteering

πŸ“£ Calling all cat lovers! 🐾🌟


We need YOUR help to make a difference in the lives of our adorable feline friends. 🐱❀️

At Bedford & Biggleswade Cats Protection, we are dedicated to providing love, care, and shelter to cats in need. However, we're facing a challenge that's preventing us from helping more cats in need. πŸ™€

The truth is, we're in desperate need of more volunteers! πŸ™ Currently, our amazing team of dedicated individuals is stretched thin, and we simply don't have enough hands on deck to be able to do more.

By volunteering your time, you can directly contribute to our mission of caring for cats in the North Bedfordshire area. With your support, we can help more cats in the area. πŸ‘πŸ’š

Imagine the impact we could make together if we had more volunteers! By lending a helping hand, you'll not only be part of a compassionate community but also create lasting change for these furry friends who desperately need our support.

Whether you can spare a few hours during the weekends or commit to a regular shift, every bit of assistance counts. You don't need special skills or experience—just a genuine love for cats and a willingness to make a difference.

Spread the word and let your friends, family, and co-workers know about this opportunity to make a positive impact. Together, we can amplify our efforts and ensure that no cat goes unnoticed or uncared for.

If you're interested in becoming a volunteer, please apply via one of the links below. Or reach out to us directly at volunteering@bedford.cats.org.uk. We can't wait to welcome you to our dedicated team and witness the joy you'll bring to the lives of these beautiful cats. πŸΎπŸ’•

Remember, every cat deserves a chance at a loving home and a happy life. Together, let's make that possible!

 
Duke of Edinborough placements
Sadly Duke of Edinburgh placements within branches remain on hold. This is because the infrastructure to ensure safe management of young volunteers requires development to ensure everyone’s safety. We hope that with further development of training, guidance and appropriate criminal records checks in branches that situation will change in the future. I’m sorry if that’s disappointing news, but we hope you understand.