Yep..mapping the animal rescue centres in the UK (see more below map plus link to Irish Republic map). Cursor disappears? Click anywhere on the map. Animal rescue UK — Some notes about this map. Please click on yellow markers for … Continue reading →
A woman, living in Birmingham UK, had to abandon her cat and two kittens because she simply did not have the money to care for them. She left a poignant note with the cats. The cats were found in a carrier and are going to be rehomed through an animal shelter.
Continue reading →Both the RSPCA and now Cats Protection have strongly denounced claw caps. I read today, in a local online newspaper (getsurrey.co.uk), that Cats Protection have even suggested that a cat owner using claw caps may expose themselves to a criminal … Continue reading →
This is a nice little video of the RSPCA animal rescue team rescuing a domestic cat from an entirely flooded home in York, UK. York is one of those cities affected by the dramatic flooding in the North of England. … Continue reading →
This is unfair. Sandy is “furgotten” and he shouldn’t be. It shows us that life can be competitive in a shelter. Sandy is one of 15 most overlooked cats in the UK. It is time someone came forward and offered … Continue reading →
This is classy cat hoarding or perhaps I’m being unkind to call it cat hoarding because it is also large-scale cat rescue at home using both the family’s four-bedroom home and outhouses in the garden where Silvana Valentino-Locke looks after … Continue reading →
A British animal rescue organisation, which I can’t name today, insists that cats adopted from them are allowed to roam outside entirely freely. On what I have heard first hand, it makes no difference if you live in London or … Continue reading →
This article isn’t all about cats although of course as always, Kays Hill is overflowing with cats and kittens at present. But it does affect cats, because Kevin has to find the money for the following licences he has been … Continue reading →
The manager of the London branch of the Wood Green The Animals Charity in Lordship Lane, says that companion animal abandonments at their rescue centre are weekly occurrences and symptomatic of the disposable world we now live in. Do you … Continue reading →
The House of Lords, the upper house of Parliament which checks draft legislation from the politicians who run the country and debates new legislation themselves, are currently involved in debating new laws to deal with the oversupply of cats and … Continue reading →
