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Congratulations to Connie Henderson who won £100 in Eastcott Vouchers. Connie, a Bengal cat breeder has very generously asked us to keep her winnings to use on less fortunate cats. From the photo, it doesn’t look like Connie’s cats want for much!

It seems that we are receiving more and more requests to help find missing pets. We are used to cats wandering but numbers seem to be increasing and dogs are also going missing with no trace of their whereabouts. We have information of 4 high profile pets that went missing from Swindon HERE. Please take a little time to have a look and see if you can help find out where they are.

In November we sponsored Tommy the Cat from the Wyvern Theatre's production of Dick Whittington

As with all of our feline patients, we sent Tommy the Cat a reminder for his health check and vaccination to make sure he was in purrfect health before going on stage.

Have you seen missing cat Candy?

Nurses save the lives of two abandoned kittens

If our nurses appear a little bleary eyed at the moment it is not because they have been out partying!

Much Loved Pets are Still Missing

We are featuring 4 pets who have been missing for some weeks. Please join us in sharing this information so that we can see if we can get them home to their families for Christmas. Cats can travel and appear as strays to well intentioned people who start feeding them. Dogs can be encouraged into cars and can find themselves miles from home. Is this what has happened to these pets? Whilst we hate to consider it, they may have been fatally injured on a road. Whatever has happened,  their owners are desperate for news. Any news would be better than no news at all.

Cat Missing From Gorse Hill Area - REUNITED!

Owner update 17th November 2014

"Just letting you know my beloved cat Clawde is at last home with his Mummy after a heart wrenching month. He turned up in a skinny state in a kind family's garden a week ago & they nursed him back to health. They saw my poster on a lamp post. Thankyou for all your help, kindness & support."

An Pupdate on Edison our Sponsored Guide Dog Puppy

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Officially a Feline Friendly Clinic! 

The Cat Friendly Clinic is an accreditation scheme run by the International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM) and several other partners worldwide. It lays out numerous requirements regarding the ethos, design, equipment and facilities within the clinic. Importantly, it also covers the quality of care provided to cats, the level of staff understanding of cats and their needs in the clinic to successfully achieve accreditation standards.