Six-month-old Bella was brought into us pregnant. We had taken her to the vets to have her examined firstly to confirm by a vet that she was pregnant and also to make sure everything was OK. The vets estimated that she was pregnant with three kittens.
Edmund's story is one that will be so familiar to every branch of Cats Protection. He was found as a stray – not microchipped, not neutered and with horrible wounds from fighting. We weren't surprised when his FIV test came back as positive.
Sixteen-year-old Dotty came into the care of the branch in November 2016 having lived with one owner since a kitten and kept as an indoor cat. New rules by the landlord meant that Dotty wasn't allowed to stay in her home and she was reluctantly handed over to Cats Protection.
We have written before about the need for children to learn that cats and kittens deserve respect and understanding and there is no doubt that this is a two-way matter!
Five-year-old girl Tinker wasn’t in a very good condition when she was admitted into the care of our National Cat Adoption Centre in Sussex. After lots of love and care, she’s doing much better now.
Every day hundreds of unwanted cats are passed into the care of Cats Protection. Beautiful Chamomile is currently living at our Warrington Adoption Centre until she finds her forever home.
Six-year-old Gabrielle was brought into our Belfast Adoption Centre after a kind member of the public found her as a stray, along with her two kittens.
Cats are being targeted in horrifying air gun attacks. To you, a cat like Billy is a beautiful animal. But to the person who coldly pulled the trigger, Billy was nothing but a target.
This week at Cats Protection is Big Cat Week where we’re celebrating our five-day Himalayan trek and three-day tiger conservation project in India. Our intrepid Himalayan challengers can choose to support their local Cats Protection, meaning that all funds they raise go directly to that branch or centre.
Every day hundreds of unwanted cats, like Nikki, are handed over to Cats Protection. Five-year-old Nikki is a lovely little cat who was admitted to us because she was stressed out in her previous home and her owner thought she’d be better suited to a quieter one.