Cats
A post from Natalie Ross-Smith, Guildford & Godalming Branch
While rushing around, busy with lots of chores, Elspeth Rijbroek, newsletter editor at the Guildford & Godalming Branch spotted a box, discarded at the side of a noisy road. At first she thought it was just litter, but then she noticed a tail sticking out of it. Rushing over, she found two cute, scared little kittens.
With her husband’s help the kittens were quickly taken to the nearest Cats Protection fosterer where they were warmed, watered, fed and cuddled!
The gorgeous little pair had obviously been loved; they were clean, well behaved and confident around people. A vet check-up confirmed that they were in perfect health too. We’re not quite sure what lead them to being dumped by the side of the street.
We’re pleased to say that Storm and Lucy have found a forever home with a lovely family in Bramley. They are already loved and much a part of the tribe!
- Diary Of A Teenage Fosterer #4
This post has been written by Tristan Goodway-Sims who is undertaking a volunteer placement for a Duke of Edinburgh award Honey’s kittens are now six weeks old and the time has flown by. As the kittens have increasingly been awake and a lot more active,...
- 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...
- 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...
- Littermates Saved From Landfill
Cats Protection is caring for three kittens that were seemingly tossed out with household rubbish.Our Ipswich Branch is looking after Scrappy, Dusty and Rusty; five-week-old kittens saved by workers at a landfill site on 6 November. (l-r) Scrappy,...
- New Homes For Hotel Kittens
Cats Protection has found new homes for some unwanted hotel guests – a mother cat and her eight kittens. The charity’s Fareham & Waterlooville Districts Branch in Hampshire, England, was called out to a hotel in July to catch the stray cat and...
Cats
New home for kittens abandoned by roadside
A post from Natalie Ross-Smith, Guildford & Godalming Branch
While rushing around, busy with lots of chores, Elspeth Rijbroek, newsletter editor at the Guildford & Godalming Branch spotted a box, discarded at the side of a noisy road. At first she thought it was just litter, but then she noticed a tail sticking out of it. Rushing over, she found two cute, scared little kittens.
With her husband’s help the kittens were quickly taken to the nearest Cats Protection fosterer where they were warmed, watered, fed and cuddled!
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| Hungry kittens Storm and Lucy |
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| Lucy |
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| Storm |
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| Storm and Lucy playing together |
- Diary Of A Teenage Fosterer #4
This post has been written by Tristan Goodway-Sims who is undertaking a volunteer placement for a Duke of Edinburgh award Honey’s kittens are now six weeks old and the time has flown by. As the kittens have increasingly been awake and a lot more active,...
- 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...
- 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...
- Littermates Saved From Landfill
Cats Protection is caring for three kittens that were seemingly tossed out with household rubbish.Our Ipswich Branch is looking after Scrappy, Dusty and Rusty; five-week-old kittens saved by workers at a landfill site on 6 November. (l-r) Scrappy,...
- New Homes For Hotel Kittens
Cats Protection has found new homes for some unwanted hotel guests – a mother cat and her eight kittens. The charity’s Fareham & Waterlooville Districts Branch in Hampshire, England, was called out to a hotel in July to catch the stray cat and...