Four sick kittens were tied in plastic carrier bags and dumped like rubbish on a Surrey common within a few days of each other. A dog walker saw strange movement coming from a shopping bag on Bramshott Common and closer inspection revealed a pair of tiny whimpering kittens inside.
If your cat can do amazing tricks, has some weird habits or is just plain adorable then capturing their antics on camera is a great way to share them with the world.
Timid but lovable cat Amber is seeking a relaxed new home where he can continue to gain confidence after recovering from a nasty neck wound.
Eight-year-old Hallie Leborgne from Eastbourne is a self-confessed crazy cat lady, so when she decided to take on an equally crazy cycling challenge, she knew which charity to support.
Four frightened kittens face nearly two months in quarantine after being smuggled into Britain on a lorry from Hungary. A spot check by UK border authorities at the Port of Dover revealed the tiny kittens locked in a freight container, likely without food or water.
Maddie was barely more than a kitten herself when she was taken in by Cats Protection’s Birmingham Adoption Centre after her owner had died. She arrived at the centre with 18-month-old Margot and three-year-old Mason.
When Laura Williams from our Haslemere Adoption Centre in Surrey rediscovered a childhood love for reading during recent restrictions, she saw a chance to highlight the work done by her Cats Protection colleagues who remain #HereForTheCats.
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.
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.
Many of us are getting used to a ‘new normal’ due to restrictions from the COVID-19 lockdown, and that includes charities like Cats Protection. In order to continue to be #HereForTheCats and find the moggies in our care loving new families, we’ve had to adopt a brand new way of rehoming.