Whether you’re new to cat ownership or have had a moggy in your life for several years, you’ll no doubt want to make your pampered puss feel happy in their home.
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.
A cat who had been missing for over 12 years has finally been reunited with his family after being taken in as a stray by Cats Protection.
Three five-week-old kittens that were dumped in a derelict caravan by the River Great Ouse have recovered from their ordeal and found new owners. The team at Cats Protection’s Downham Market Adoption Centre were alerted to the kittens on 1 July by workers who were carrying out maintenance at the end of the charity’s property.
Owning a cat can certainly be a learning curve as you work out what they are trying to tell you with their various meows, purrs and quirky behaviours.
Having a cat lends itself purrfectly to curling up with a book – what could be better on a quiet afternoon? In celebration of National Poet’s Day, we’ve put together our list of top poems about cats.
Cats Protection’s Bridgend Adoption Centre first opened its doors 25 years ago and has rehomed more than 33,000 cats and kittens in that time. Everyone at the centre agrees that the best thing about their work is making a difference for cats and changing their lives for the better.
If you want to know if someone is a cat owner, you only need to take a look at the photo album on their phone, or even their phone screen background, to find out.
Cats Protection’s Nine Mile Challenge returns this September and the idea is simple – we’re inviting you to walk or run nine miles to raise funds for cats and kittens in need.
A 14-week-old kitten who was found abandoned in a box has had to have complex surgery costing over £1,800. Spencer was handed into Cats Protection’s Haslemere Adoption Centre on Monday 15 July by members of the public who found the box dumped on a road nearby.