Who Are We?
We are a local branch of the Cats Protection National Charity situated south of London, England, in Croydon town. Our main aim is to rescue stray cats and kittens, rehabilitate them and then rehome if possible. Read more about our work. Please note that we can only deal with issues for Croydon and surrounding areas. If you live outside this area please find a local branch that can help you by checking the main HQ local branch listing.
We are a local branch of the Cats Protection National Charity situated south of London, England, in Croydon town. Our main aim is to rescue stray cats and kittens, rehabilitate them and then rehome if possible. Read more about our work. Please note that we can only deal with issues for Croydon and surrounding areas. If you live outside this area please find a local branch that can help you by checking the main HQ local branch listing.
Updates
Homes Wanted
Please note that some of the cats featured on these pages may already have been homed, but we always have lots more lovely cats patiently waiting! If you would like more details about other cats awaiting homing please either use our Homing Form or telephone our Homing Organiser.
Lost Cats - Is your cat lost? Use our free Lost Cat Form to advertise.
Fundraising Events - Add these to your 2011 diary.
Fostering - Words of encouragement from a few of our Fosterers!
Happy Endings Positive feedback from happy homings!
Homes Wanted
Please note that some of the cats featured on these pages may already have been homed, but we always have lots more lovely cats patiently waiting! If you would like more details about other cats awaiting homing please either use our Homing Form or telephone our Homing Organiser.
Lost Cats - Is your cat lost? Use our free Lost Cat Form to advertise.
Fundraising Events - Add these to your 2011 diary.
Fostering - Words of encouragement from a few of our Fosterers!
Happy Endings Positive feedback from happy homings!
Homing Statistics
In August 2011 we homed a total of 48 cats including:
27 kittens, 4 Out cat.
In September 2011 we homed a total of 52 cats including: 28 kittens, 8 Out cats and 2 Golden Oldies.
In September 2011 we homed a total of 52 cats including: 28 kittens, 8 Out cats and 2 Golden Oldies.
Neutering Vouchers
We can offer vouchers towards the cost of neutering a cat. For applicants to be successful they will normally have to be on Benefits or low income. Please fill out this neutering voucher form if you are interested in applying. Please note the postcode restrictions, as shown for the Online Homing Form.
We can offer vouchers towards the cost of neutering a cat. For applicants to be successful they will normally have to be on Benefits or low income. Please fill out this neutering voucher form if you are interested in applying. Please note the postcode restrictions, as shown for the Online Homing Form.
Sponsoring a cat
Cat Sponsorship can provide the ideal gift whether it´s for a birthday, a wedding, Christmas or other celebration. It´s a gift that would be well received by any animal lover and in particular by anybody who would really love to have a pet but who, for some reason, is unable to.
Read more about Cat Sponsorship.
Cat Sponsorship can provide the ideal gift whether it´s for a birthday, a wedding, Christmas or other celebration. It´s a gift that would be well received by any animal lover and in particular by anybody who would really love to have a pet but who, for some reason, is unable to.
Read more about Cat Sponsorship.
Homes wanted for Feral Cats
We always need caring homes for feral cats in barns, at stables or in large gardens. In return for board and lodging they will keep your premises free of mice and rats. For more details see the feral page or to find out more contact us about ferals.
We always need caring homes for feral cats in barns, at stables or in large gardens. In return for board and lodging they will keep your premises free of mice and rats. For more details see the feral page or to find out more contact us about ferals.
Contact Us
Contact Details: For names and numbers try our contacts page.
Feedback: Contact us with comments or suggestions ..thanks !
Web Author: Graham Wood, with acknowledgement to Yolande Lee for her assistance.
All colour artwork: (c) 1997-2011 Debbie Wilson.
Last update: 16th January 2012
Feedback: Contact us with comments or suggestions ..thanks !
Web Author: Graham Wood, with acknowledgement to Yolande Lee for her assistance.
All colour artwork: (c) 1997-2011 Debbie Wilson.
Last update: 16th January 2012
Homing Days
Our next re-homing day is coming to the Harris Academy, South Norwood on Saturday, 11th February 2012 (Map). Some of our Foster Mums will be bringing along their foster cats for re-homing. Subject to a home visit ( which can be the same day!) you can adopt a cat and take it home. Opening times are 10am-1pm.
Nala's Summer Fayre - Photos
Missed the event?
See the photos here..!
Special Appeal!
Can you offer a home to Tammy or Tia? Read more about them here.
Can you offer a home to Tammy or Tia? Read more about them here.
Online Homing Form
If you would like to offer a home to a cat or kitten then please use our online homing form. Just fill in the details and click submit. It couldn't be easier!
Please note:
If your postcode starts with 'SM' you should contact Sutton and Cheam Branch.
If your postcode starts with 'KT' then you should contact Epsom and Ewell Branch.
If your postcode starts with 'SM' you should contact Sutton and Cheam Branch.
If your postcode starts with 'KT' then you should contact Epsom and Ewell Branch.
Fosterers Needed!
Fosterers are people who look after homeless cats on a short term basis until a permanent home can be found. Can you foster a cat in a room in your house or do you have space in your garden for an outdoor pen? Even if you can only look after a cat once or twice a year when a fosterer is on holiday this will be helpful. Fostering is very rewarding and foster fees will be paid. Branch support will be available to new foster mums/dads. Please contact us if you can help.
Fosterers are people who look after homeless cats on a short term basis until a permanent home can be found. Can you foster a cat in a room in your house or do you have space in your garden for an outdoor pen? Even if you can only look after a cat once or twice a year when a fosterer is on holiday this will be helpful. Fostering is very rewarding and foster fees will be paid. Branch support will be available to new foster mums/dads. Please contact us if you can help.
Join Our 200+ Club!
Help raise funds for the cats and enter our yearly prize draw. Read more about the 200+ club.
Golden Oldies
We always need homes for Golden Oldies (cats aged twelve or older) who so often get overlooked in preference for younger cats. Read more about older cats.
Please ring our helpline to offer a home to an older cat or use the Feedback Form
We always need homes for Golden Oldies (cats aged twelve or older) who so often get overlooked in preference for younger cats. Read more about older cats.
Please ring our helpline to offer a home to an older cat or use the Feedback Form