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

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 ...

New message from our mascot Byron

30 April 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....

#HereForTheCats Appeal

28 April 2020

As a nation, we’ve rarely appreciated our cats more. They’re here for us when we’re feeling worried or lonely, here to distract us and help the days pass and here as a great comfort and source of joy. Our cats are here for us all – please help us be #HereForTheCats, by supporting our Special Coronavirus Appeal and donate now.Our fosterers are continuing to look after cats who will be available for adoption once the current restrictions are lifted. Any donation, large or ...

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 ...

11 year old Sophia raises £208 for Cats Protection

24 March 2020

Over the last year 11 year old Sophia Pluck has raised an amazing £208 for Cats Protection. She did this by making small stress-relieving toys that she sold in school. She also made bath bombs and lavender bags (home grown & harvested) that she sold at the Weston Turville Community Hall when the local a Church had a table top sale. We want to say a huge thank you to Sophia and we look forward to meeting her to say thank you in person once the current ...

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 ...

Donation raised by OurPets UK Facebook group

08 February 2020

We'd like to say a big thank you to the Our Pets UK Facebook group who nominated us as one of their charities for their 2020 calendar, and as a result we have received a donation of £275. ...

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...

Stall at Thame Town Charity Fair raises £147

05 November 2019

Our stall at the Thame Town Charity Fair on the 2nd November raised £147.50. It was another wet day for loading and unloading the car, but the event was inside so at least the volunteers, Clare and Evelyn, kept warm and dry....

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....