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Here is some of the recent good news about our branch.

Poor Billy the cat and his ongoing vet treatment

05 April 2021

Billy is a shy cat who spends most of his time hiding under his bed. When he was taken to the vet to be neutered it was discovered that he had a ...

First adoption of 2021

11 February 2021

We are pleased to announce that our first cat adoption of the year has now happened! Sammy, a handsome longhaired black and white boy, is now in his new home and his adopter is so happy to have him move in with her. ...

Another microchip success story!

13 December 2020

This is Ellie who we reunited with her owners last week. She was found in Princes Risborough and had been missing from her home in St Albans for three weeks. We were able to trace her family because she was microchipped. Thank you to the very kind lady who took her in and got in contact with us....

Tamer helps out as part of Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme

28 September 2020

Our latest Duke of Edinburgh student, Tamer Vassib, has helped out by delivering a large number of leaflets about our Neutering scheme to houses in Aylesbury. He also participated in this month's 9 Mile Challenge and raised £100 for us, which is a good news story! Thanks so much for your help Tamer. Below is a photo of his gorgeous cats, Murphy and Luna, who inspired him to get involved in volunteering for us. ...

New message from our mascot Byron

27 August 2020

Byron, our mascot cat, has written a new article for everyone from the comfort of his home during lockdown. It can be found under Feature Pages. Click here to go to his article....

Hands free homing

19 June 2020

We’re keen to help as many cats as possible, both during the current crisis and beyond. Offering our cats a home will help to free up more space to take in emergency cases. We have put in extensive procedures to make sure that our homing process is in line with current government guidance, without putting adoptees or our volunteers at risk. Here is our guide to adopting a cat using hands-free homing Check you are within a reasonable distance of the Chiltern branch. You can find ...

Buckinghamshire Lottery supports Chiltern Cats Protection

20 April 2020

The Chiltern branch of Cats Protection is one of the good causes supported by Buckinghamshire Lottery. Tickets cost £1 each. 50% goes to your chosen cause (hopefully Chiltern Cats Protection) and 10% goes into a pot for other good causes in Buckinghamshire. There is a weekly draw where the odds of winning a prize are 1 in 50, and the top prize is £25,000. You can find out more about the lottery by visiting the ...

Be an adoption hero and adopt a shyer cat

11 February 2020

Shy cats are often the last to be adopted, but all they need is time and love. They are often rescued as strays, where they have had to fend for ...

Farm homes sought for feral cats

05 February 2020

If you own a farm or stables, would you consider taking one or two of our feral cats that we rescue from locations where they aren't welcome? All...

Recycling

13 October 2019

We are now partnered with Recycling for Good Causes and can recycle: Jewellery – gold, silver, costume jewellery, watches, broken and damaged items (like odd ...

Vale Lottery

01 September 2019

One of our volunteers recently won £2,000 on the Vale Lottery. Soon it could be you! Please consider signing up to support us and other good causes if you have not already done so....