Cats Protection
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| Headquarters | United Kingdom |
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| Founded | May 16 |
| 1927 | |
| Parent organizations | Cats Protection Trustee Ltd |
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| ID | 2466179 |
About Cats Protection
Cats Protection, formerly The Cats Protection League, is a UK charity dedicated to rescuing and rehoming stray, unwanted or homeless cats and educating people about cats and cat welfare. The organisation was founded as The Cats Protection League on 16 May 1927 at a meeting in Caxton Hall, London.
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... Figures from the Cats Protection charity s adoption centre in Wrexham show that one in five cats brought to the centre were due to their owners being unable to afford their upkeep...
Pet cat missing for 11 years reunited with owners
... He was finally found 80 miles away in Aberdeen earlier this month by a Cats Protection volunteer following reports that a cat had been hanging around a recycling centre for several months...
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... Earlier this year, Cats Protection, Lichfield and Tamworth branch, said the team became aware of a stray in Lichfield, who they nicknamed Marmalade...
Ely Cathedral eulogy to Sainsbury's cat Garfield
... After Garfield s death, his owners set up a charity page which so far has raised almost £2,000 for the local branch of Cats Protection...
Cat of The Year Awards: Inspiring tails of the UK's finest felines
... The Cats Protection s National Cat Awards 2019 will be held at the Savoy Hotel in London on Thursday...
Ely Cathedral eulogy to Sainsbury's cat Garfield
Garfield visited the store in Ely almost daily since it opened in 2012
A cathedral service has heard tributes paid to a cat that achieved Social Media fame by hanging out at his local supermarket.
Garfield died in the Car Park of his beloved Sainsbury's store in Ely, Cambridgeshire, In July .
He was remembered at The City 's cathedral, which each year holds a service in celebration of animals.
Dogs, cats, a donkey, ferrets, guinea pigs and even birds were in The Cathedral .
Garfield was well-known at the supermarket where he spent most days lolling on a sofa in the lobby and being petted by customers.
In The Past all sorts of well-behaved animals have Come Along to the services Around 450 pet owners and animal lovers attended the serviceHe amassed a fan-base of More Than 7,000 people from across the globe, who followed his adventures on Facebook.
However, he was hit by a car in the store's Car Park and died In July , aged 12.
Around 450 pet owners and animal lovers attended the service.
Canon James Garrard and Canon Jessica Martin , joined by her rescue dog Gonzo, celebrated the lives of animals in the community and blessed them.
Author Cate Caruth, who wrote a book about Garfield , told The Congregation : "He was a pet for all those who could have no pet of their own. "
Ms Caruth said "the whole of Ely mourned" when he died.
Garfield had become something of a celebrity in Sainsbury's, Ely"Garfield touched thousands of lives around The World ," She Said .
She Said the eulogy was not just for Garfield , but for anyone who had lost a pet.
"In remembering Garfield , we remember all those pets," She Said .
"As the fictional Garfy might say, 'I'm not really gone. I'm just off on another adventure'. "
After Garfield 's death, his owners Set Up a charity page which so far has raised almost £2,000 for The Local branch of Cats Protection .
Canon Jessica Martin , here with her rescue dog Gonzo, led the service The Cathedral has been holding services for animals for 30 yearsanimals, sainsbury' s,cats, ely, social media, religion
Source of news: bbc.com
