CATS PROTECTION BELFAST

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• Referral from June 23, 2019
  

  WhyThis5566 asked:

  Sorry if this is the wrong place! Looking to adopt FIV+ cat/s Bristol/Southwest I've been wanting to adopt an FIV+ cat/s for a while now. I live in a second floor flat and I feel one could be a good fit as they're not allowed outside and we have no garden. I have no preference on colour or gender, but I would prefer an older cat! My partner works nights and I work days, we also have a housemate who works shifts so there is always someone home. I'd love to be able to give an FIV+ cat a loving home, but I can't find anywhere in Bristol that offers them for adoption? I know Bristol cats and dogs home used to have a special tab for them but they seem to have recently taken it down (I've been thinking about this for over a year and used to regularly check the site!). Does anyone know of any charities/foster homes that would be able to point me in the right direction? Thanks in advance!

  

  chaostime replied:

  Your best bet is to get in touch with cats protection https://www.cats.org.uk/. Tell them your circumstances and if they have a cat that's suitable they'll let you know. If they don't have one right now they'll get in touch when they do.

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• Referral from May 16, 2019
  

  Marie M. asked:

  Thank you everyone she has been found a home, we know the person so she’s going to a loving home Urgent ;- Beautiful female cat 5 years old Needs Rehoming Due to a break up our beautiful girl needs a new home. We are not able to find accommodation that will allow pets. She loves cuddles in the morning and at night but through the day she likes her own company. She likes to stay in or spends time sitting under a bush in the front garden watching the world go by. She’s 5 years old and nurtured. She likes to sit with next doors rabbit in her garden but not really had that much to do with our pets. We urgent need to find a loving home due to having to move in June. Can anyone please help? Pm me a message if you can

  

  Denise B. replied:

  Cats Protection may be able to help see www.cats.org.uk

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• Referral from August 9, 2017
  

  Cherie M. asked:

  Are there any local vets that would be willing to assist. We have found a stray cat which we have taken in, it appears to have been abandoned and has no chip etc as had him checked at vets 4 pets. However after already nearly £100 And not anticipating gaining a cat we could really do with someone looking over him to check he is in good health without costing the earth! He is very skinny and told he is at least 15 but not sure. His eyes are a little weepy and we really want someone to just once over him and check his health but we can't afford the fees and naturally if there is anything wrong we haven't got insurance. Can anyone help?!

  

  Ian J. replied:

  Maybe http://www.cats.org.uk/

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• Referral from August 24, 2016
  

  Danielle W. asked:

  Can anyone help think this maybe the cat that has been abandoned in Middleton videos were posted the other day. Of people kicking the cat out into the street. From a car that has been tracked to selby. Can anyone take him in we have been to the vets in Morley and they said we have to leave the cat where it was found. As they can't take cats :( he's a lovely cat. Or can anyone help ?? Don't want to leave him out but we have a dog who Doesn't like cats

  

  Paula M. replied:

  www.cats.org.uk

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• Referral from June 1, 2016
  

  Denise M. asked:

  Does anyone know of any kittens looking for a great home??? X

  

  Philip R. replied:

  www.cats.org.uk

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• Referral from November 3, 2015
  

  Hayley G. asked:

  Anyone know where I can buy/get kittens please?

  

  Rebecca W. replied:

  And North devon animal ambulance, I got one of mine from Diana, but Cats Protection too as they come gold standard :) vaccinated, neutered, microchipped. PS if you use www.cats.org.UK and then 'find a cat' it shows all cats/kittens in the area, not just those on the Barnstaple branch site, Dora came from Holsworthy branch but was at Bideford being fostered.

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• Referral from June 6, 2015
  

  Becky C. asked:

  Hi my young cat has been hit by a car in dunbar possibly around wingate/floors terrace area . Hes at vets now sedated . Wonderin if anyone out there knows of any charities who could help towards his vet bills as gonna cost around 900 pound for his treatment so far . Im on benefits at the minute. So any help with findin charities to help would b appreciated as he just too young to be put down . He can recover from this i hope . Thanks to anyone who can suggest charities . Thanks

  

  Kerry K. replied:

  http://m.cats.org.uk

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• Referral from May 20, 2015
  

  Liv B. asked:

  Where best place scrap cats ??

  

  Elisabeth B. replied:

  http://m.cats.org.uk/

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• Referral from October 30, 2014
  

  Bex M. asked:

  Does anyone know any discounted spay/neutering services? Not the pdsa ideally!

  

  Carol G. replied:

  Cats Protection will give you a voucher towards the cost. Www.cats.org.uk

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• Referral from September 26, 2014
  

  Laura ã. asked:

  Best vet in Ellesmere Port plz ladies and gents? Need my 12 week old kitten neutered but want him looking after!

  

  'Fran D. replied:

  Both our cats were neutered at 4 months with no problems we have a brother and sister and female cats can come into season at 3 months so it was essential we had them done young From the pdsa website .... When is the best time to get my female cat neutered (spayed)? The operation should usually be done at four months of age (but can safely be done when your cat is younger or older). Kittens can get pregnant from four months of age and many people do not realise that brothers and sisters will produce kittens if they live together unneutered. If kittens are neutered later than four months, some will have an unwanted litter – this is contributing to a cat population crisis in the UK. Kittens have traditionally been neutered at six months of age, but veterinary guidance has changed to reflect latest evidence and neutering at four months is now recommended. Ask your vet when the best time is for your cat. For help finding a vet practice that neuters kittens at four months in your area visit this website www.cats.org.uk

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• Referral from September 17, 2014
  

  Maria D. asked:

  I know this site is for lost and found but i posted on here a few weeks ago and then our cat was found. But now I am looking for an animal behavioural specialist since coming home shes not been happy..she growls and is not at all settled any help would be appreciated. Thanks all . Im at my wits end weve tried feliway already

  

  Ruth P. replied:

  First get her checked by a vet to make sure there isn't any underlying health issues. Cats Protection has some excellent cat behaviourists employed so could try contacting them via the website www.cats.org.uk or on 03000 12 12 12.

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• Referral from August 2, 2014
  

  Mark S. asked:

  Wanted : Kitten(s) Does anyone know of kittens that are looking for a home? Tried a couple of re homing places but they only wanted to suggest older cats.

  

  Andrew N. replied:

  http://m.cats.org.uk/

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• Referral from November 27, 2013
  

  Sharon C. asked:

  Where can I find a new home for my 2 tabby cats, shelters r all full? Any advice gladly received

  

  Abi G. replied:

  Have you contacted the Cats Protection?www.cats.org.uk

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• Referral from October 8, 2013
  

  Zoe H. asked:

  Can anybody recommend a decent veterinary centre that isn't really expensive so I can get my cat neutered please

  

  PT J. replied:

  http://www.cats.org.uk/ think thats the website

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• Referral from April 11, 2013
  

  Lynsey P. asked:

  Missy's still in heat and driving me bonkers!! Can anyone recommend a vet that doesn't cost the earth??

  

  David C. replied:

  Cats Protection number 02890480202 x

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