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 adopt THEODORE?
 Sweet, gentle old Theodore (16) is looking for a quiet, happy home for his retirement. He has arthritis and a heart murmer, both controlled with medication, and would do best as an only cat in a household with no dogs or children. Could he be the right cat for you?
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In December, we rehomed 3 cats and 6 kittens
Catch up with some of our Cats of the Month and find out the next part of their story
72 cats and 98 kittens found new homes in 2018
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 Winter can be a hard time for feral, stray or unloved cats, particularly those belonging to people who think cats "should" be outside at night. Here are some simple things you can do to make a neighbour cat's life a happier place during the cold weather. |
Interested in becoming a Fosterer?
So many of our fosterers have adopted the cats they were looking after, that we need new people to care for the needy cats coming in! If you are interested in helping out, please contact us for more information on how to become a Cats Protection Oxfordshire fosterer. |
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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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