The Cats Protection Belfast Adoption Centre has been caring for over 80 kitties during lockdown.
And it badly needs the help of the public, like many charitable organisations during the COVID-19 crisis. Incomes have reduced and donations to charities have been impacted.
Rehoming at Cats Protection has been put on hold due to the coronavirus crisis.
Potential visitors also cannot visit the centre because of the current restrictions.
“During this period of national lockdown, we’re still #HereForTheCats but our centres are closed to the public – for the safety of our staff, volunteers, cats and cat-lovers.
However, we’re working hard to develop new, safe ways to rehome and foster cats during the crisis, so that they can find their forever homes. If you’re considering adopting a cat soon, why not visit our website to find out more about preparing for a feline addition to the family? www.cats.org.uk. And in the meantime, if you are able to donate to our coronavirus appeal, we’d be ever so grateful,” said a spokesperson.
Cats Protection appreciates that not everyone can donate at this time so please consider sharing this appeal and spreading the message.
You can donate by clicking on this link.