Cats Protection Reviews

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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

The Cats Protection League, A Charity formed in 1927 is comitted in helping stray or unwanted kittens or cats. In October last year I picked up my local paper to find the number for my local branch (Bewdley), that phone call was the best thing I ever did as I would never have found my gorgeous cat Norman without it. The next step was ...  Read the complete review

Overview ----------- The Cats Protection is a registered charity in the UK. They take in stray and injured cats from all over the country. I still cant believe people can treat animals the way they do sometimes. Location ----------- All over the UK. The website is a great place to start if you're looking for your ...  Read the complete review

The Cats Protection League is a nationwide charity whose sole aim is to protect and care for cats in need. The cats protection league was formed in 1927 and now has grown to have over 250 branches and 29 adoption centers. I am a member and helper at the Cats Protection league. You can volunteer to do a variety of things ...  Read the complete review

The Cat's Protection League was formed in 1927 and has now grown to a network of over 250 voluntary run branches and 29 adoption centres. It is mainly run from the help of volunteer cat lovers. Their aim is to help find GOOD homes for cats in need, to support and encourage kitty neutering and to help provide information to those that need it ...  Read the complete review

If you have read some of my other reviews you will have guessed I'm a big cat lover with 6 cats. So I really back Cats Protection and think they do a really good job. They are known throughout the country and re-home on average 55,000 cats per year. They are a charity that run only on public donations. And they do make a really ...  Read the complete review

I've always been a cat lover as far back as I can remember. We always had a cat whilstI was growing up and to me a house isn't a home unless it is inhabited by at least one feline! When my husband and I bought our first home the first thing we did was decide to get two cats. I was very temped to go for kittens but decided to go fora ...  Read the complete review

When i was a child i always wanted a dog but when i was 12 a stray black cat wandered into our garden eating the scraps my Dad put out for the birds, first she was let into the kitchen, then downstairs, finally she took over the house and is still with my Dad to this day and so began my love of cats. I have 2 cats, Izzy who is 3yrs and ...  Read the complete review

When I didn't know what to put as my username, my first thought was Bessieboo, the nickname of my gorgeous cat Bess, who came from a Cats Protection Home. Our local branch puts a regular piece into a local newspaper updating readers on the progress of their cats, and even from just this you can see what an amazing job it is that they ...  Read the complete review

I love cats and have two of my own so it's no great surprise I regularly support Cats Protection. In fact my Auntie used to have some rescue pens in her garden (alongside a cattery she ran) that saw over 3000 cats go through them in the years before she retired so I'm aware of just how many cats these people help every year. Cat's ...  Read the complete review

I just thought i'd take this opportunity to write about my Mum's experience with the Cats protection league. Her friend had accumulated 12 stray cats in her garden 9 of which were little kittens. Her friend is disabled (mentally) so had no real idea of the problems that she was creating. Obviously when my Mum found out about the cat situation ...  Read the complete review

Two years ago, two stray cats walked into our lives. Now, bear in mind that we didn't want cats. We didn't need cats. We weren't cat people. Mum was possibly allergic. But... nevertheless, here were these two, very obviously hungry, cats. Naively, we fed them, and were honestly surprised when they came back. Realising they ...  Read the complete review

I’ve always loved cats. When I was five years old, I begged my parents to let me have one. I continued begging and pleading, without success, for the next six years. Then finally, on my 11th birthday, my parents finally gave in. I no longer live at home now, but I still have cats & I couldn’t imagine a life without them. ...  Read the complete review

I grew up in a house full of animals. Animals of all sizes, all shapes and all descriptions. When I left home the complement of the house consisted of two dogs, one cat, one parrot, one hamster and a rabbit. So it seemed rather inevitable that I would get my own pets soon enough. I'm a dog person myself; they're mostly dumb and ...  Read the complete review

Having spent the last few months thinking about getting a kitten and finding out how to look after one I wanted to give some general advice about the things you should consider before making the decision to get your first feline friend. It is an important decision and one that shouldn't be taken lightly as although having a cat is not ...  Read the complete review

I am writing this because I am over the moon how Cats Protection have helped me out, although the result in the end was to have the cat put down they did everything that they could in any possible way to help. It started off when my cat came in one night and couldnt walk properly, and it was obvious that the cat was in a lot of pain and ...  Read the complete review