Cats
Proton (pictured) and his brother, Electron, are currently being looking after by our Horsham & District Branch.
They’re in a pen which was built earlier this year thanks to a very kind individual who remembered Cats Protection in their will. The new pen is more spacious and the door is wider which helps fosterers when transporting cat carriers. The pen has already provided a comfortable temporary shelter for several cats before they were adopted by loving families and taken to their forever homes.
As pleased as we are with the new pen, current residents Proton and Electron would really like a permanent home! They would make lovely pets for the right owners. They were originally in a flat where they had lived for all their lives and had limited human company. Despite this they are happy cats and are quite affectionate; but would prefer a home with no children under 12. Anyone interested in homing Proton and Electron should contact Homing Officer Lesley on 07805 654 881 or [email protected]
Every gift we receive helps change the lives of cats like Proton and Electron. More than half the cats we care for are here thanks to the kindness of people who remember Cats Protection in their wills. It’s ‘Remember a Charity in your Will Week’ – what better time to think about leaving a legacy that could help cats for years to come?
If you would like to find out more about how gifts in wills help the cats in our care, and how you could remember Cats Protection, then please visit www.cats.org.uk/giftsinwills
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Cats
Leaving a legacy to Cats Protection
Proton (pictured) and his brother, Electron, are currently being looking after by our Horsham & District Branch.
They’re in a pen which was built earlier this year thanks to a very kind individual who remembered Cats Protection in their will. The new pen is more spacious and the door is wider which helps fosterers when transporting cat carriers. The pen has already provided a comfortable temporary shelter for several cats before they were adopted by loving families and taken to their forever homes.
As pleased as we are with the new pen, current residents Proton and Electron would really like a permanent home! They would make lovely pets for the right owners. They were originally in a flat where they had lived for all their lives and had limited human company. Despite this they are happy cats and are quite affectionate; but would prefer a home with no children under 12. Anyone interested in homing Proton and Electron should contact Homing Officer Lesley on 07805 654 881 or [email protected]
Every gift we receive helps change the lives of cats like Proton and Electron. More than half the cats we care for are here thanks to the kindness of people who remember Cats Protection in their wills. It’s ‘Remember a Charity in your Will Week’ – what better time to think about leaving a legacy that could help cats for years to come?
If you would like to find out more about how gifts in wills help the cats in our care, and how you could remember Cats Protection, then please visit www.cats.org.uk/giftsinwills
- Cat Guardians Service Finds Elsa A New Home
Elsa was four years old when her owner signed up to Cats Protection’s Cat Guardians service in September 2015. The free service promises that in the event of an owner’s death, we will find their cat a loving new home, no matter how long it takes....
- Behind The Scenes At Our Mitcham Homing Centre Opening Event
On Saturday 25 July our Mitcham Homing Centre opened its doors to the public. London is home to an estimated 1.5million cats and the Mitcham Homing Centre is our first step in targeting urban areas identified as being of high need. The new centre is...
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Cats Protection branches don’t have physical locations and are run by volunteers who carry out their roles from their own homes. So we rely on fosterers to care for cats in their own homes too, giving cats in need a temporary home, love, care and affection...
- Lonely Hearts
Doesn’t everyone deserve to be loved on Valentine’s Day? These poor cats have been in the care of Cats Protection for months and months, overlooked by prospective adopters while others are chosen and taken to new happy homes. A spokesperson for the...
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