Boots is lucky to be alive after astounded vets and Cats Protection carers find she had been shot 14 times with a shotgun.
Five kittens at Cats Protection’s Bridgend Adoption Centre have been given names related to the movie Blank Panther to honour the late Chadwick Boseman.
It’s the International Week of Happiness at Work and in our opinion, there’s no better way to find job satisfaction than working with cats! Our employees at Cats Protection can testify that a career with cats is truly rewarding so we asked them what makes their role positively purrfect…
From trekking the stairs at home to running a marathon on the driveway, our super supporters have continued to be #HereForTheCats during lockdown. But fundraising isn’t limited to sporty challenges. Here’s how four Cats Protection supporters have put the fun into fundraising with their own unique activity ideas…
Two kittens found outside with their seven siblings near Bridgend have had to have emergency surgery to remove their eyes. Rome and Ranchi were unlikely to have survived alone much longer if they had not been discovered by a cat-savvy member of the public.
A cat named Bowie had been living as a stray for two years before Cats Protection reunited him with his family, thanks to his microchip.
It’s a common misconception that cats can be fed milk, when in fact most felines are lactose intolerant. Cats often find it difficult to digest dairy products, and they do not give them the nutrients they need to live a healthy life.
A one-year-old cat and her litter of newborn kittens spent one of the coldest nights of the year sheltering in a garden shed. The feline family were found in the shed in Neath by a member of the public, who called Cats Protection’s Bridgend Adoption Centre for help.
Each year thousands of brave souls from across the country don their bathers and head to the coast to take part in a festive dip in the sea.
One-year-old Arlo is looking for a loving new home after being taken in by Cats Protection’s Bridgend Adoption Centre. He was handed into the centre earlier this month after his previous owner was not able to keep him in rented accommodation.