Cats waiting for homes. Wear Valley & Darlington Cats Protection

Adopt an Adult Cat Wear Valley & Darling ton Cats Protection branch

While kittens are adorable they really aren't kittens for long, please consider adopting an adult Cat. We need to home adult cats to empty pens for others who need our help!

5 cats dumped in a taped up cardboard box (with a couple of air holes) outside local kennels this morning. Thank You Vicky for liaising with kennels for me, we will be collecting tomorrow :-(

 

Purrdy

adorable friendly young queen fully vaccinated, neutered and micro chipped. adoption fee £50...

Wear Valley & Darlington

Flossy

Lovely queen, fully vaccinated, neutered, micro chipped....

Wear Valley & Darlington

 

Maisy

Absolutely stunning looking Maisy looking for her forever home, she has had a very hard life. her ears are damaged due to previous ear mites but all ...

Wear Valley & Darlington

Felix

friendly loving young boy fully vaccinated, neutered and micro chipped , flea treated, wormed,...

Wear Valley & Darlington

 

Cindy

Adorable Cindy is very loving once she knows you mean no harm. neutered, vaccinated, micro chipped adoption fee £50...

Wear Valley & Darlington

Milly

Milly mum cat very sweet used to be quite shy but coming on well she just needs time to trust that special new owner, neutered, vaccinated and micro ...

Wear Valley & Darlington

June is National microchip month

http://www.cats.org.uk/cat-care/key-cat-care/microchipping



A very clever video from Cats Protection showing the importance of micro chipping.

Lost and found...ten years later | ITV News

A cat that went missing for more than ten years has been reunited with his owner thanks to a microchip.

Twelve-year-old ginger tom Nuts went missing from his home in Froggatt, Derbyshire in 2001 and after desperate searches proved fruitless, his owner, Bunny McCullough, gave up hope of finding him.

However, a ginger tom was brought to Cats Protection’s Chesterfield and District branch after an elderly lady who had been looking after him passed away. A routine scan for a microchip revealed his true identity and he was reunited with Bunny.

Bunny said: “I was amazed and delighted to get the call to tell me Nuts had been found. I had long given up hope of seeing him again so I was a bit bemused to say the least! Nuts was very subdued for the first two days back home.

"However he quickly recovered his old character and he runs around the house like he’s never been away. If I hadn’t had him microchipped I would never have found him or known what happened to him.”