The adjacent image gallery includes latest news about our rescue of a cat colony and our urgent need for funds.
Also a number of interesting ways you can help to support Cat Watch.
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Our Mission statement.
Cat Watch’s Mission is to provide sensitive care and rehoming for the unowned cats of the locality – abandoned, lost, and street cats. Where possible we also attempt to find the owner and cover a 30 mile radius from Amesbury near Salisbury, in Wiltshire and South Hants.
6 - 8 September - Salisbury Pets At Home Awareness days
CWRS are having to rescue and provide vet treatment for at least 20 feral and 3 pregnant cats found on a trading estate. As an unfunded charity we urgently need donations towards a £10K estimated bill. We are still £8500 short!
We have been awarded a grant by the Pets Foundation to help us with our work. A huge help at a time where we are overwhelmed with cats and kittens.
CWRS are having to rescue and provide vet treatment for at least 20 feral and 3 pregnant cats found on a trading estate. As an unfunded charity we urgently need donations towards a £10K estimated bill. We are still £8500 short!
Follow the adventures of Picklerick our mascot!
Picklerick was abandoned as a six week old kitten. The CWRS shelter rescued him and even though he has no vision he roams freely returning to CWRS for love (and dinner!) each day. He is the bravest most resilient cat so follow his adventures in Amesbury on his blog. He writes it himself honestly!
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This new law is intended to help reunite lost cats with their owners and reduce the number of cats entering shelters. As a cat rescue, we strongly recommend that all cat owners comply with the law and have their cats microchipped. Those who fail to comply may be fined up to £500. We are here to help you with any questions you have regarding the microchipping process.