18 July 2023
An intuitive moggy who became a hearing cat for his owner despite having no formal training has been named National Cat of the Year 2023.
Find out more06 July 2023
Cats Protection – the UK’s biggest cat charity - set out its priorities for improving cat welfare in the UK at a parliamentary inquiry into pet welfare and abuse.
Find out more22 June 2023
The number of pet cats given up for rehoming due to financial issues from January to May 2023 increased by nearly 50% compared to the same period last year, according to the charity Cats Protection.
Find out more16 June 2023
The UK’s leading feline welfare charity is calling on potential cat owners to consider adopting an older cat following new figures showing a rise in kittens acquired and a drop in older cat adoptions.
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13 June 2023
An Aberdeenshire cat owner has joined Cats Protection’s campaign for snares to be banned in Scotland after her pet cat Harry was found collapsed in a field with horrific injuries.
Find out more01 June 2023
An appeal has gone out for volunteer fosterers to help domestic abuse survivors flee danger by providing a temporary haven for pet cats in Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire.
Find out more26 May 2023
A cat missing for three months has been reunited with his delighted owners after fortuitously wandering up to a delegation attending a conference for animal rescue centres.
Find out more25 May 2023
Animal welfare charities have come together to express grave concerns for the welfare of animals in the UK and overseas, following the Government’s announcement that the long-promised Kept Animals Bill will be withdrawn from Parliament.
Find out more17 May 2023
Cats Protection has welcomed today's Renters Reform Bill and has expressed its hope that a proposed pet insurance clause will generate a fair deal for landlords and cat owners alike.
Find out more12 May 2023
A stray cat who was found with a horrific injury caused by a flea collar is finally looking for a new home after making a remarkable recovery.
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