Sponsor A Cat
We have many special needs cats in our care unlikely to ever be adopted.
If you love cats but cannot own one, why not sponsor one for yourself or as a gift.
Become a sponsor for just £15 a year to help a cat receive the care they need.
You will get to know your cat with a twice yearly newsletter and annual Sponsor Days at the shelter.
This scheme is supported by our patron Simon Tofeild of Simon's Cat.
If you love cats but cannot own one, why not sponsor one for yourself or as a gift.
Become a sponsor for just £15 a year to help a cat receive the care they need.
You will get to know your cat with a twice yearly newsletter and annual Sponsor Days at the shelter.
This scheme is supported by our patron Simon Tofeild of Simon's Cat.
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What you will receive
A certificate of Sponsorship A photo and information on your cat. Meet your cat at annual Sponsor Days at the shelter. 2 newsletters a year with news on your cat. A card from your cat at Christmas. |
What you need to do
To sponsor a cat simply fill out the form below, naming your chosen cat. Then return to the postal or email address included: 
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Bosun
Was living as a feral stray with a nasty mouth wound though he was managing to eat and groom himself. Now starting to mellow a bit. |
Zephie
A change of home circumstances led to her becoming stressed and pulling her hair out! Now living freely at the shelter she has blossomed. |
Malcolm
Another boy with FIV. We have no history as he came in as an unneutered stray. He is wary of humans but will come round with patience. |
Shannon
Found as a stray living in a car park she is wary of people. Very agile and loves to be up high in the barn to watch over everybody. |
Dorothy
A real friendly and affectionate lady who has overcome a few health issues and a tough life. Now settled happily in to the carpet shed. 
Bron
An old boy who is blind in one eye, probably caused by an injury. He is quite wary of people but does enjoy a stroke if he feels confident enough with you. |
Harry
Arrived with a nasty neck wound that took a long time to heal. He looks a bit wonky due to neurological problem but is very affectionate and greets all visitors. |