I bought a cat that was advertised on the website as being 2yo and was given a vaccination certificate that said 4yo!! My own vet reckons older than that.Additionally she has a broken tooth and an abscess on another that would make a grown man weep.All seemingly missed.Not even touched on the abdominal infection.I won't abandon her .I'll meet the expensive vets bills to put her right but I will never go to the CPL again.

I am writing this review for Cats Protection based on my experience with them in general, however, I have not adopted a cat from them. The reason I was so happy with this charity is not only for their good work collecting food for hungry cats (you may have seen the donation boxes in supermarkets), but largely due to their attitude towards cats and re-homing. I had recently expressed an interest in fostering a cat, since I love cats but already having one myself, I wasn't sure if I was financially able to take on another one. However, I felt I would be able to foster one for a short period of time and perhaps help out this worthwhile charity. ...  Read the complete review

Cats Protection is a wonderful charity, i am the Fundraising Office for my local branch, it is all run by volunteers who love cats. Not only do we help domestic cats and kittens, we also help feral cats and kittens, by neutering and health checking them. All branches are self funding, so we relay on donations and fundraising, so if you can help your local branch with donations eg bric-a-brac, cat food, cat litter, im sure it would be gratefully accepted, or maybe giving a home to a unwanted cat or kitten, give a little time to help at a branch. I find the work i do very rewarding, it's so nice to see a cat that you have brought in, one that looks thin, mucky, maybe have .  Read the complete review

I am a big animal lover myself, I have 2 cats of my own, and an fostered kind of cat who lives 2 doors away from me who will not go home and so I allow him to stay in my home while his owner is at work all day. Cats Protection is a super way of rehoming pets, most of my cats have been from this organisation, I still have one of my cats who is now 13 years old and is male, I have had him since he was 6 months old, when the Cats Protection came to look around my home before I could have him they were very good they checked I could take care of the pet properly before they allowed me to have him. This organisation runs on donations and they therefore ...  Read the complete review

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