Cats Protection Mid Dorset Branch

17/10/2026

Abigail (tabby) and Rufus (black) were born in a garden and came in when they were about 9 weeks old. They are a little shy to begin with, but with their fosterers are now running around and interacting with them. They could be homed with a cat friendly calm dog and other cats but probably not small or too many children. They will need a bit of time to settle but once they have they will be a delight to all.
They will need a safe location away from busy roads, with a garden of their own.
Please call and fill out the contact form if you would like to find out more.

17/10/2026

10/10/2026

We have 3 friendly, inquisitive and extremely adorable kittens looking for the purr-fect homes! 🥰

First is lovely Wilma, she is the smallest and shyest of the 3 kittens but once she trusts you she is the most loving and affectionate girl. She loves to cuddle up on your knee and fall asleep, she’s definitely a lap cat. We feel she would be best suited to a quieter home but one with something home a lot of the time as she seeks human interaction and meows when left alone for too long. We feel she would be happy as an only pet but could live with other residents animals as-long as the introduction are done slowly - Wilma loves our little dog!

Next is Betty and Arnold, we would like these 2 to be rehomed together as they have such a close bond. Both are confident and happy to be fussed. Betty is slightly more cuddly but also has a cheeky side. Arnold is more playful but still loves affection and cuddles. Both kittens often fall asleep on my lap when i’m working, which is so adorable. Watching them play together is so funny, they love each other so much. We feel they could go to a home with resident pets and families. Of course their new owners will also need to be patient with introductions to any other pets.

All three kittens are truly lovely, they all deserve a home where they have loved and spoiled! Could you be the right home for Wilma or Betty & Arnold?

23/08/2026

Sorry to share sad news but would like to find the owners of this poor cat😢

20/08/2026

THIS IS WHY FLEA TREATMENT & NEUTERING MATTER. 🛑🐱
Take a look at this photo. This is the flea dirt combed from our three newest, tiniest arrivals, placed on damp kitchen roll. See how it bleeds deep red? That’s digested blood.
On tiny kittens, a severe flea infestation can quickly cause flea anemia—fleas drain their blood faster than their bodies can produce it, which can be fatal.
Because chemical treatments aren't safe for kittens this young, our team spends hours manually combing them, stroke by stroke, to save their lives.
If you let your cats breed, you are responsible. At minimum, treat them for parasites and book them in to be neutered.
When you adopt from Cats Protection, all this essential care is already done for you. Every cat leaving our care is:
✂️ Neutered (or supplied with a voucher if too young)
🪱 Routinely flea and worm treated
📍 Microchipped
💉 Vaccinated
Please protect your pets, spay and neuter, and support rescue care. ❤️
👉 Donate to support our kitten care:

19/08/2026

*MISSING INDOOR CAT POUNDBURY*