Cats Protection

Cats Protection http://www.cats.org.uk Formed way back in 1927, Cats Protection has grown to become the UK's leading feline welfare charity. This charity now rehome and reunite 55,000 cats and kittens every year, through their network of over 250 voluntary-run branches and 29 adoption centres. In addition to this, the Cats Protection also offer loads of vital advice and information to the general public through publications, their website and their National helpline. The Cats Protection are also working towards reducing the amount of unwanted cats across the UK. This valuable work takes places through neutering schemes. As well as ...  Read the complete review

Having never owned cats my boyfriend was very reluctant when I dragged him to the National Cats Protection Centre at Chelwood Gate. As the headquarters of this charity, it has plenty of cats available for rehoming. The centre is amazing and is a very pleasant place to visit. There is a shop, cafe and admin centre as well as the cat cabins where the animals awaiting rehoming can be found. My boyfriend and I fell for a pair of older cats called Georgie and Tilly - a ginger Tom and grey and white female, who we took to the socialising room to get to know. At nine and thirteen, they had been there for some time and we couldent resist taking them home. We ...  Read the complete review

2 months ago we obtained a cat through the rehoming service of Cats Protection. This is a charitable organisation, which rescues homeless cats, looks after them, and places them with suitable owners. In my opinion they offer an excellent service. They deal only with domestic animals, and not feral cats. We have a local branch of Cats Protection, I had never paid much attention until one day in the summer when, attracted by the bouncy castle I went to their Open Day with my grand daughter, aged 6. We had a nice time, and chatting to the staff, I explained that as I live by quite a busy main road, I felt too worried that a cat could be run over to own one. ...  Read the complete review

Cats protection is a registered charity which was formed in 1927. They have several locations in different towns and each location site is self funded. They rely on donations alone. Everybody that works for this charity is a volunteer. They do such a good job which really needs to be recognised. I found out more about cats protection recently when we decided to adopt a cat from one of the charities many fosterers. Firstly we got intouch with them. They send one of their volunteers around to tell us about what they do and what happens when you want to adopt a cat. They also check out the potential adoptees, not only to find out if they are suitable but also to ...  Read the complete review

Cats Protection League The Cats Protection League, as the name may suggest, is a registered charity which looks after cats in need, providing a care and rehoming service. Having grown up with cats, I wanted to have one of my own as soon as I feasibly could, so when my partner and I managed to buy our own house a while back, I had the perfect opportunity! On arrival at the front desk of the rehoming centre we were asked to fill in some forms giving our basic details and also information about what type of property we owned, how much garden and if we had any other pets or children. We then went to the part of the centre where they keep the ...  Read the complete review