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WHAT WE DO

Cats Protection is a National Feline Rescue and Welfare Charity, taking in lost and unwanted cats, and finding new homes for them. We also encourage neutering and advise on general feline welfare problems.

The Glastonbury & Wells Branch of Cats Protection, covers a largely rural part of Somerset including Shepton Mallet, Wells, Glastonbury, Street, Cheddar, Castle Cary and surrounding area. All of our cats are kept at the homes of volunteer fosterers because we have no central shelter.

Last year we re-homed 183 cats and kittens We always have friendly cats of all ages for re-homing and often 'feral' (semi-wild) cats for farms. We often have kittens in need of homes, especially between May-September. Some cats are re-homed quickly, whilst others need medical care or rehabilitation before new homes can be found. Adults are always vet checked, neutered, wormed, treated for fleas, microchipped and vaccinated, and - when needed, the services of a pet behaviourist to sort any psychological problems the cat may have. Please go to our Contact Us page for details of our Welfare Officer and other Committee Members.

If you would like to join us and/or help cats in this area of Somerset, please go to the Membership page. We always need fosterers, home checkers, cat cuddlers and fundraisers – all strictly volunteers, although reasonable expenses will be reimbursed.

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ONE OF THE CATS
CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR A HOME

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 MONKEY

Monkey

Monkey is a 1 year old black male who certainly lives up to his name; this cheeky chappie loves nothing more than to tease his fosterer by moving his bowls around and playing with his toys. 

 

He has never been outside but he definitely wants to, so he must have a home in a village or country area well away from busy roads so that he can live the life of a normal cat in safety. He should probably be the only cat in the household but might live in harmony with a young female cat.

 

Phone Emma on 01458 850823 if you would like to meet this happy little chap.

 

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