Welcome to your local Cats Protection!
The St Albans and District Branch of Cats Protection, was formed in October 2001. The Branch is essentially self-sufficient, dependent on funds raised locally to care for the cats we rescue. We have a small dedicated committee who help to run this Branch, but we are always looking for new people to volunteer to help. We always Fosterers to help us to accommodate the ever growing number of cats that need to come into our care because they are lost or abandoned and need vet care. If you are interested in becoming a Fosterer to provide a rescue place for these cats, please contact us now.
The postcodes we cover:
The St Albans Branch covers postcodes AL1 - AL5. If you live outside that area but still want to adopt we would be pleased to help you if the Cats Protection Branch in your area does not have any suitable cats for you.
The new CP Branch for Welwyn and Hatfield covers postcodes: AL6 - AL10. Please check their website at www.welwynhatfield.cats.org or the branch number on 0845 371 2740.
Our mission is based upon the charity’s three key aims:
- To help stray and unwanted cats and kittens, caring for and rehoming them where possible
- To encourage the neutering of all cats and kittens not required for breeding
- To inform the public about the care of cats and kittens
Our work doesn't always stop there as we also seek to alleviate the problem of unwanted cats, by offering information and advice about responsible cat ownership and promoting neutering to stop unwanted kittens and cats as an effective solution.
St Albans Neutering Scheme
Did you know that one female cat can be responsible for 20,000 descendants in just 5 years!!! Our branch constantly deals with enquiries about unwanted stray cats and kittens. We encourage a neutering scheme to help with this and we run a scheme that could help you get your cat neutered, especially if you are on a low income, so please contact us for more details!
Why not try Partners Pets at North Orbital Road, St Albans, AL2 1DL for your pet purchases?
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Can you give Ruby a home?Ruby was a very well fed stray who may have escaped from a rescue centre since she was micro-chipped but with no registered owner.
Read more about Ruby and more cats looking for new homes.
For details of rehoming a cat from us and to see some of the cats and kittens in our care desperately looking for homes, please visit our Home A Cat section.
