Cats
There are all sorts of reasons why cats and kittens end up in the care of Cats Protection. Whether it’s because a cat is found as a stray or an owner’s circumstances change such as a relationship break up or an elderly owner goes into a care home. If a cat is given up by their owner it’s a heart-breaking time and often a difficult decision that is not taken lightly.
Dotty, who is currently in the National Cat Adoption Centre (NCAC), hasn’t had much luck. Her owners gave her up because she didn’t get on with their other cat. And before that, Dotty lived with an abusive owner who threw her out of a window. All this and she’s only around one year old.
Understandably, although Dotty is friendly she’s quite nervous of people. Our carers at the adoption centre are doing a brilliant job of looking after her, but she really needs a home. We know she’ll make a lovely pet for a patient owner who can give her the time she needs to come out from her shell. If you’re interested in finding out more about Dotty, read her adoption profile on the NCAC website.
There are always cats like Dotty in our care looking for a loving new home. You can find cats available for adoption in your local area using our Find-a-Cat search on our website.
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Cats
Nervous Dotty is looking for a new home
There are all sorts of reasons why cats and kittens end up in the care of Cats Protection. Whether it’s because a cat is found as a stray or an owner’s circumstances change such as a relationship break up or an elderly owner goes into a care home. If a cat is given up by their owner it’s a heart-breaking time and often a difficult decision that is not taken lightly.
Dotty, who is currently in the National Cat Adoption Centre (NCAC), hasn’t had much luck. Her owners gave her up because she didn’t get on with their other cat. And before that, Dotty lived with an abusive owner who threw her out of a window. All this and she’s only around one year old.
Understandably, although Dotty is friendly she’s quite nervous of people. Our carers at the adoption centre are doing a brilliant job of looking after her, but she really needs a home. We know she’ll make a lovely pet for a patient owner who can give her the time she needs to come out from her shell. If you’re interested in finding out more about Dotty, read her adoption profile on the NCAC website.
There are always cats like Dotty in our care looking for a loving new home. You can find cats available for adoption in your local area using our Find-a-Cat search on our website.
- 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....
- Tommy Is Reunited With His Owner Thanks To Facebook
Tabby Tommy, who had been missing for two weeks, has been reunited with his owner thanks to Cats Protection’s national Facebook page. Tommy was handed in as a stray to our Warrington Adoption Centre by a member of the public. Upon scanning the cat for...
- Tortie Tashie Finds A Home
Long-stay cat Tashie was brought in to our Wrexham & District Adoption Centre after falling pregnant with her second litter. She spent nearly six months in our care waiting for that special person to come along and offer her a loving home. Her story...
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In late January staff from our National Cat Adoption Centre were called out to a bedsit in Sussex to collect cats after the owner had a stroke and wouldn't be able to return home. As far as the family of the owner was aware he owned two cats but once...
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Staff at Cats Protection’s National Cat Adoption Centre are caring for three kittens left for dead nearby. The five-month-old cats were discovered by walkers on Sunday 29 October. They’d been dumped in a filthy holdall among bracken near...