When I signed up for the Zambezi River and Big Cat Project, I don’t think I realised just how gruelling it would be. It would be a challenge – I always knew that – but even more so in 42 degree heat.
Have you ever fancied challenging yourself and helping your favourite animal at the same time? That’s just what a number of cat lovers and supporters are doing by embarking on gruelling runs to raise funds for Cats Protection.
This week is Big Cat Week at Cats Protection, so in honour our Himalayan trek and tiger conservation experience in 2017, we’re discovering the big cats of India.
This week is Big Cat Week at Cats Protection so we’re calling on adventure-seekers to take part in a once-in-a-lifetime challenge in India. The trip sees participants completing a challenging four-day trek across the Lesser Himalayan Range, and taking part in conservation work at the Kanha National Park.
This week at Cats Protection is Big Cat Week where we’re talking all things big cat! We’re calling on animal lovers and adventure-seekers to take part in a once-in-a-lifetime challenge in India, with all sponsorship going towards helping unwanted cats in our care.
We’re really excited to announce that we’re launching our first-ever running event on all fours – so you can sprint just like a cat! Ideal for fitness-loving cat lovers, our Mog Jog will take place on Saturday 16 July 2016.
New Year’s resolutions: We've all made them… and we've all broken them. However, if you’re one of the millions of people around the world who have set goals in the last few days to improve your wellbeing, help those less fortunate or try something new in 2016, we’re here to help.
From 20-24 July 2016, veterinary surgeon Francisco Gomez, Cats Protection supporter Wayne Gregory and Cats Protection’s Nottingham Adoption Centre Manager Kev Owen will be taking on the 295 mile London to Paris cycle challenge.
After its arrival in the UK last year, #GivingTuesday is back, providing a chance for us all to take a break from the stresses and strains of Christmas preparations and offer our time, money and voices to help those less fortunate than ourselves.
The East Northumberland and Gateshead & District Branches of Cats Protection have joined forces to raise funding to support their work in the north east of England.