Cats Protection is a National Feline Rescue and Welfare Charity, taking in lost and unwanted cats, and finding new homes for them. We also encourage neutering and advise on general feline welfare problems.
The Camberley and District Branch covers the following areas: Camberley, Frimley, Farnborough, Fleet, Church Crookham, Bagshot, Yateley, Blackwater, Hook, Ascot, Sunningdale, Lightwater, Sandhurst, Windlesham, Virginia Water and Eversley. We try to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome cats that need help. This involves identifying strays, collecting them, which sometimes involves sitting outside for hours at a time.

Sometime it takes up to 2-3 weeks trying to get a nervous stray used to being fed in a trap. Once this is done we can then bring them into care. All our stray cats are then scanned for a microchip, given a full health check from the vet and neutered if needed. From there the cat will then go to a foster home which means they will be living in a "home" environment when you go and see them. The only exception to this is if we bring in an unneutered male. He will then go into an outside pen, to prevent him spraying and smelling in the foster carers home!

Last year we re-homed 117 cats and kittens. We always have cats of all ages for re-homing and sometimes 'feral' (semi-wild) cats that would suit a farm or stables. We often have kittens in need of homes, especially between May-September.

We can help you to spread the Cats Protection message by giving talks to local groups, including Brownies, Scouts or senior citizen groups. We also have the materials for presentations in schools.  If you need help with any of the above issues, please call us on 0845 371 2745 or email us at camberleycats2000@yahoo.com