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You never know a
cat until you have followed in its footprints
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Nationally
Formed in 1927, Cats
Protection (CP) has grown to become the UK's leading feline welfare
charity. We now rescue and find new homes for around 60,000 cats and
kittens every year, through our network of 29 Adoption Centres and 260
voluntary-run Branches. |
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Our work doesn't stop there though: we also provide an array of
cat care information
via our publications, CP website
and National Helpline, we promote the benefits of neutering for a
happier pet and distribute
education packs
to a third of schools in the UK |
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Arran Based
The
island is described as Scotland in Miniature and it's juxtaposition to
the mainland and Glasgow makes it a popular destination for day trips as
well as longer holidays. Many homes on the island are owned by people
who come on holiday year after year. Having said this the population on
Arran is around 4500 with this number rising to approximately 20,000 in
the height of the summer season.
Visitors and Holiday Home
owners are always welcome to any CP event or activity. |
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Arran branch of CP is run by our Co-ordinator, Linda Hartley, from her
home at Blairvoyach Farm which is at the south end of the island. |
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Arran CP currently has a very small number of volunteers and we really
do need more people to help efforts to deal with the ever increasing
problem of rescuing and re-homing Arran Cats!
Whatever you can do to
help even if its once a year for a couple of hours, is always much
appreciated.
Please see our Volunteer page to see what you could do to
help.
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This website aims to reach new audiences, bringing to life, on screen,
the wonderful work of our volunteers and staff. You'll
find in-depth
cat care
information, news stories,
forthcoming
events, a variety of different ways to
help CP's resident felines (be it volunteering or donating money) and
plenty of adorable cat photos.
Clearer
contact details also make it easier to
sponsor or adopt a cat from
CP. So
why not look us up and offer one of our cats a second chance of
happiness.
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