What we do
We are a small branch on the Ardnamurchan Peninsula and the Isle of Mull, 50 miles west of Fort William. We have just a few willing helpers to cover a large area. Since our formation in 1999, we have homed and neutered many cats, and dealt with several ferals, which are numerous in our area. As there is a distance of many miles (both land and water) between the coordinator, secretary, treasurer and volunteers, communication is mostly by phone.
The aims of Cats Protection are:
To rescue stray and unwanted cats, and to rehome where possible.
To encourage neutering to prevent unwanted kittens.
To
educate the public on the care of cats.
About Cats ProtectionWe help around 200,000 cats and kittens every year through our network of over 230 volunteer-run branches and 36 centres. Cats Protection rehomed over 41,000 cats in 2018. We are the UK's leading feline welfare charity.