Worcester & District Cats Protection
Celebrating 30 years of cat care in Worcestershire

Registered Charity 203644

Success Stories

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Here are some pictures from the albums of a few happy owners who have given new homes and fresh starts to these lovely cats. If you are thinking about offering a home to one of our cats in care then take a look at these  pictures and you too could find yourself a success story.

TESS	Hi evereybody at Cats Protection I am sure you would like to see my latest picture from the album. After Daddy had a parcel delivered I comandeered the cardboard box and its a lovely toy and I fit in it just right. Also after todays snow Mummy and Daddy couldn't keep me indoors and I am sure they had a job to find me in the snow. Thats all for now. Lots of Love Tess
SOX 'making new friends'	BELLA 'loves her new garden'
Eliza Morris rehomed Toto, a lovely white kitten who was in the Worcester & District branch's care last year. Here she tells us how Toto is getting on.... "Toto was very nervous when I got her home but since then has become a loving, cuddly kitten who just loves to play. She carries around a toy mouse with her everywhere. She carries it round in her mouth and constantly brings it to us every morning without fail as a little present.   "She has settled into her new home very quickly and loves sitting at the window watching everyone going by.  She has also started going out and loves playing in the garden too."	TOTO
MINNIE 'You have to admit I am cute.'	TOM 'Summer Chilling'
GABY 'asleep in a suitcase'	Anna Rhodes reveals how Gaby, who was in our care in 2007, has brought so much happiness into her family's life. This is her account.... "We adopted Gaby from the Worcester & District branch of Cats Protection in December 2007 after collecting her from a foster home in Bewdley, Worcestershire. She was six months old and had been a feral kitten for most of her life. At first she was very timid - she was playful, but wouldn't let you stroke her or pick her up at all. "She has slowly but surely come out of her shell and now she is great fun. She is a real character and loves to be around people. She is still not fond of being picked up but loves strokes and fuss and really wants human company. "She is also very gentle and never bites or scratches - even if you do pick her up! Thanks very much - we are very pleased we have Gaby, she's lovely."
	HENRY and SUNNY
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