Cats Protection’s Cat Guardians service finds new homes for cats whose owners have sadly died, no matter how old they are

After Dave became terminally ill at age 25, he and his partner, Olivia, adopted Monty from Cats Protection. Olivia believes Monty helped them cope through their darkest days.

Remember a Charity Week highlights how important leaving a gift in your will to charities such as Cats Protection really is. These generous gifts go such a long way in funding our work helping cats and kittens.

George the one-eyed cat who came into the care of Cats Protection’s Gildersome Homing Centre has settled into his forever home with his partially-sighted owner.

Great Aunt Ethel, the mature moggy who was found sleeping rough in a Norfolk car park, has found a loving forever home in which to live out her twilight years.

Paws Protect is Cats Protection’s free temporary cat-fostering service for people fleeing domestic abuse. With one in four adult women estimated to experience some form of domestic abuse, Paws Protect recognises the importance of removing barriers to people leaving abusive environments.

Skittles stuck by her owner Lianne Loveridge through the toughest of times, so when she passed away at 11 years old, a big hole was left in her home and heart.

Cats Protection wouldn’t be able to help so many unfortunate cats and kittens across the UK if it wasn’t for our incredible team of over 11,000 volunteers who generously give their time, knowledge and skills to our cause.

Cats provide vital companionship for many people, but sadly some are denied the opportunity to have a feline friend because their landlord has a ‘no pets’ policy.

Losing your beloved cat can be just as devastating as the loss of any other friend or family member. Your feline friend is a constant source of comfort, joy and unconditional love.