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CAT CABIN SPONSORSHIP
Only
£2.00 per month
Become
a Cat Cabin sponsor and help homeless and unwanted cats
From
the unwanted kittens dumped in a lay-by, to
the
cat whose elderly owner
can no longer care for
him,
every year, thousands of cats and kittens
need the help of Cats Protection.
By
sponsoring a Cat Cabin, you can
help us look after cat after cat after cat.
Our Cat Cabins provide a
lifeline, allowing us to give cats the food, medical care and
attention
they need while we work hard to find them a new loving home.
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For
cats like Thomas our Cat Cabins are lifesavers
Sometimes
Cat Cabins are temporary houses for cats until we can find them a
permanent home, but other times, they can make all the difference
between life and death. Take Thomas's story. Last summer, Thomas was
found in a garden suffering a multiple jaw fracture. We rushed him to a
vet, who discovered that Thomas was also dehydrated due to the heat.
Back in
a Cat Cabin, Thomas was given liquidised food and lots of specialist
care until he made a full recovery.
He now
lives with a loving couple. By sponsoring a Cat Cabin, you will be
helping to save the lives of more cats like Thomas.
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As
a Cat Cabin Sponsor you will receive a Welcome Letter and a
Certificate of Sponsorship.
By
making a regular donation you will also be helping to support our
Special Needs Cats.
In
addition you will receive a Quarterly Cabin Newsletter telling you
about the
cats and kittens who have stayed in your pen and how your donation has
helped.
Plus new releases of our Meows Newsletter.
You
will hear about forthcoming fundraising events
It's
a nice gift for a cat lover!
If
you are interested in becoming a sponsor then
Please
Click Here
Knit
one ... purrrl one!
Tutor
group 9W are knitting blankets to donate to the Cats Protection
League. Each cat has its own blanket and, when a cat is re-homed, its
blanket goes too as having something familiar around helps it to feel
more secure.
Tutor Mrs Smith said 'The Wellingborough and Rushden branch rehomed 267
cats last year.
The tutor group appealed for donations of wool and knitting needles and
now students are knitting small squares which will be sewn together
into blankets, as well as coming up with fund-raising ideas. They are
being helped by technician Mrs McAlpine who has given the students a
masterclass in the basics of knitting.
Mrs Smith, who got her two cats from the Cats Protection League, said:
'We are really animal-orientated as a tutor group and talk about our
pets all the time. This project means that students not only learn a
skill but they are also doing something for charity. It shows them that
you don't need money to contribute to charity, you just need a good
idea and a bit of effort. Some of the A Level students have had a go as
well so this project has really fired the students' imaginations.
  
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WELCOME
TO CATS PROTECTION WEB SEARCH
Did you know that you can raise around £4 per month for Cats Protection
without costing yourself or us a penny?
How? Well, we've teamed up with ClickNow to create a Cats Protection
search facility that helps generate money for us whilst delivering
relevant search results to you.
Our websearch page works in exactly the same way as any other search
engine.
The only difference is that CP receives revenue from ClickNow based on
your searches
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