Gorgeous ginger moggy Biff has won the inaugural photo competition of Cats Protection’s Brighton & District Branch, proving that #PurrfectlyImperfect cats are beautiful. The photo of seven-year-old Biff was taken by his owner Eve Plumridge, who adopted him after he had a rocky start in life.
When the COVID-19 lockdown began in March 2020, Cats Protection sadly had to put adoptions on hold to keep our teams, the public and the cats safe.
It will come as no surprise to moggy-lovers that cats are the most popular pets in the UK, just overtaking dogs to the top spot.
We’re almost halfway through the month in which Purina® are kindly funding the running costs of our National Cat Adoption Centre, in Sussex. We’ve been following Doobie and Tilly who are being cared for by our lovely volunteers and staff in the centre while they wait for a new home.
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.
At Cats Protection when we rehome cats and kittens, we work hard to find the perfect match between pet and owner – a match that will best-suit both parties’ circumstances.
Long-stay cat Tashie was brought into our Wrexham & District Adoption Centre after falling pregnant with her second litter. She spent nearly six months in our care waiting for that special person to come along and offer her a loving home.