Desexing support
Desexing is a practical way to reduce unwanted litters and improve long-term welfare. Contact us with the cat's location and circumstances so we can understand the request.
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Get help with a cat
Give us clear, relevant information so we can understand the situation and what support may be possible.
Urgent situations
If a cat needs urgent veterinary care, contact a veterinarian immediately. If a person is in immediate danger, call 111.
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Each link opens an email with the correct subject so your enquiry is easy to identify.
Veterinary cost assistance
If a cat needs treatment, tell us what the veterinarian has advised and whether care is urgent. Assistance is considered according to the situation and available resources.
Ask about this supportDomestic cat rehoming
When a cat can no longer remain in its current home, early contact and clear information help. Include the cat's age, temperament, health and current living situation.
Ask about this supportStray and abandoned cats
We assist with feeding stray or abandoned cats and can offer advice about the situation. Please include the exact area, how many cats are involved and what you have observed.
Ask about this supportAdvice and advocacy
We provide advice and advocate for cats who are unwanted, abandoned or abused. The safest next step depends on the facts of each situation.
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What to include in your message
Location and safety
Where the cat is, whether it is safely contained and any immediate risk you can see.
Condition and context
What you have observed, how long it has been happening and clear photos if they are safe to take.
Relevant details only
Do not send card details, identity documents or unrelated sensitive records by ordinary email.
Email is the clearest way to start
Use a specific subject and include the details above. Assistance is considered according to each situation and available resources.