Support Bramble: How You Can Help Provide Exceptional Care for Rescued Cats

While the centre cannot yet accept offers to home Bramble, the team at Haslemere is inviting supporters to help in another valuable way.

Cats Protection’s Regional Fundraising Manager Hannah Ashwell, said: “Bramble will receive the best possible care to thrive and then find a loving new home, but this comes at a cost. We have already been contacted by local people wanting to contribute, which shows how the story of these kittens has struck at the heart of the Haslemere community.”

If you would like to donate towards the care of Bramble, you can visit the centre’s JustGiving page.

Cats Protection’s dedicated carers have remained #HereForTheCats throughout COVID-19 restrictions. Cat carers fear that an increase in abandoned kittens could point to a summer kitten crisis. A recent Cats Protection survey of 1,000 cat owners showed a lack of awareness about neutering, with 77% unaware that a female cat can become pregnant at four months of age and 86% not knowing that a cat can have as many as 18 kittens a year.

For more tips on how to stop cats becoming pregnant, visit https://www.cats.org.uk/help-and-advice/neutering-and-vaccinations/neutering-your-cat.