Cats
- Focus On Fostering
This post has been written by Lizzie, a fosterer at Rayleigh Castle Point & District Branch I started fostering for Cats Protection in August 2013. I had always thought of myself as a dog person and I wasn't overly fussed by cats! I found them...
- Diary Of A Teenage Fosterer #1
This post has been written by Tristan Goodway-Sims who is undertaking a volunteer placement for a Duke of Edinburgh award Hi, I’m Tristan, aged 16 and I have just started fostering kittens with my mum for Cats Protection’s Bridgend Adoption Centre...
- Landfill Kittens Have Loving Homes
Many of you were moved by the plight of Scrappy, Dusty and Rusty – three tiny kittens found at a landfill site last November. Our Ipswich Branch took in the five-week-old kittens after they were spotted and saved by site workers. The...
- Found In A Field
Elliott was just six weeks old when he was found in a field, cold and alone, by a member of the public. The family did what they could for this tiny, filthy, black-and-white kitten. They contacted Cats Protection’s Swindon Branch who took him straight...
- Stafford's Silver Celebration
Cath Keitley, Co-ordinator of our Stafford & District Branch, looks back – and forward – as the branch celebrates 25 years of helping cats… “25 years! It can’t be!” Cath and Margaret celebrate the branch's 25th That’s...
Cats
Council tip to country life
Pitifully thin and grubby, Duke was found wandering around a council rubbish dump in autumn 2011.
A veterinary check revealed there was nothing seriously wrong with him; his hard lifestyle had simply taken its toll.
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| Duke has a new life, thanks to CP |
Cared for by Fosterers from our North Hertfordshire Branch, Duke started to rebuild his strength.
Before long, Sophie and Ed contacted the branch. The pair were looking for an older, laid-back cat and they were told about Duke.
“He wasn’t cute exactly,” says Sophie of her first impressions, “but his personality shone through. I knew he was the cat for us.”
Duke was rehomed with Sophie and Ed last year, and the couple have since moved to rural Norfolk. “We have a big garden and he’s found a million-and-one hiding places,” says Sophie. “He seems very happy here.”
To help CP assist more cats like Duke, click here
To help CP assist more cats like Duke, click here
- Focus On Fostering
This post has been written by Lizzie, a fosterer at Rayleigh Castle Point & District Branch I started fostering for Cats Protection in August 2013. I had always thought of myself as a dog person and I wasn't overly fussed by cats! I found them...
- Diary Of A Teenage Fosterer #1
This post has been written by Tristan Goodway-Sims who is undertaking a volunteer placement for a Duke of Edinburgh award Hi, I’m Tristan, aged 16 and I have just started fostering kittens with my mum for Cats Protection’s Bridgend Adoption Centre...
- Landfill Kittens Have Loving Homes
Many of you were moved by the plight of Scrappy, Dusty and Rusty – three tiny kittens found at a landfill site last November. Our Ipswich Branch took in the five-week-old kittens after they were spotted and saved by site workers. The...
- Found In A Field
Elliott was just six weeks old when he was found in a field, cold and alone, by a member of the public. The family did what they could for this tiny, filthy, black-and-white kitten. They contacted Cats Protection’s Swindon Branch who took him straight...
- Stafford's Silver Celebration
Cath Keitley, Co-ordinator of our Stafford & District Branch, looks back – and forward – as the branch celebrates 25 years of helping cats… “25 years! It can’t be!” Cath and Margaret celebrate the branch's 25th That’s...