Welcome to Oxford and District Cats Protection!
The Oxford and District Cats Protection is one of more than 250 groups of Cats Protection volunteers in the UK, rescuing, treating, neutering and rehoming unwanted, abandoned or needy cats and kittens.
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Could you rehome PANDORA?
 Pandora is 2.5 year old, shy but friendly with people and dogs, but really does not like other cats. She is hoping for a family with older children and lots of time for cuddling on laps. She would also love to have a garden to play in.
 Meanwhile, handsome Ralph is softening towards humans and enjoying cuddles. He is an independent boy who is looking for a home with experienced owners, lots of space and no dogs. If you would like to get to know him, please contact us.
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In AUGUST, we rehomed 6 cats and 21 kittens
Catch up with some of our Cats of the Month and find out the next part of their story
43 cats and 65 kittens found new homes so far in 2019
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 Calling all cat and kitten lovers.
- Do you have a few spare hours available from time to time?
- Would you like to help support the work of CP without becoming too involved?
- Could you help with fund-raising?
- Could you collect/deliver cats and kittens or supplies to our fosterers?
If the answer to any of these question is YES, why not join join our new group
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Cattery, cat sitter or travelling cat? Take along or home alone?
Read our handy guide for tips on choosing which solution is best for your cat. The choice depends on your own cat's personality, and your circumstances, but leaving it till the last minute is guaranteed to lead to panic and a poor experience for you and your cat.
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Why enter our Cats Protection Lottery? The odds are fab and you will help cats too!
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Whether you are facing the heartbreak of your cat passing away, want help with difficult issues like euthanasia, a cat who has gone missing or need someone to talk to about your loss: we are here for you.
Paws to Listen grief support service
0800 024 94 94
(freephone)
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Established in 1988, we work through a network of fosterers, who provide temporary accommodation for needy cats until safe, loving, permanent homes can be found for them. The fosterers are supported by other volunteers who concentrate on fund-raising.
Cats Protection asks adopters for an adoption fee of £70 when offering a home to a cat or kitten as they are all vet-checked, micro-chipped and receive their first vaccinations before going to their new homes and, if old enough, are neutered. If you feel able to make a donation on top of that fee, it would, of course, be gratefully received. We know times are hard so thank you if you decide to give a loving home to one of our cats |
 Cats Whiskers
The Winter edition of our magazine, Cats Whiskers, is available now, featuring Cats of World War 1, and stories of our cats who have moved into their new homes, as well as our usual features
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