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by YourMail-Heather 4 months ago in Beverley, Pocklington, and Woodmansey
Last updated about 1 month ago.

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from the Advertiser Series Thursday, April 24

The Beverley And Pocklington branch of Cats Protection will hold an open afternoon and cat rehoming event on Sunday, April 27. The event will take place at 221 Hull Road, Woodmansey, from 1pm to 4pm.

Branch co-ordinator Sheila Rees said: “We have lots of lovely friendly adult cats in our care at the moment waiting for new homes and we also have a long waiting list of cats to come in, so we are hoping to find good homes for some of our residents.”

All the cats are neutered, vaccinated and microchipped, and have been vet-checked and treated for fleas and worms. Admission to the event is offered in return for a tin or packet of cat food. For further details, call (01482) 861866 or 8823247.

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  1. eileeng Submitted 4 months ago Unsuitable Content? Report it!

    Hi Sheila, Hope u are okay.Thought I would reply as no one else has!!!!!!Bet u are not surprised!Still got all our moggies, megan and Ben,the dogs and 10 rescued Lagomorphs (Rabbits to u)Take care ,and Ian. God bless Rita. Love Eileen*

  2. YourMail-Heather Submitted about 1 month ago Unsuitable Content? Report it!

    Cats need new homes

    from the Hull Daily Mail/East Riding Mail Thursday, August 7

    Beverley and Pocklington Cats Protection branch is hoping to find new homes for unwanted cats and kittens. The branch will hold an open morning at the pens at 221, Hull Road, Woodmansey, on Sunday, from 10.30am to 1pm to try to find new loving homes for some of the cats and kittens in their care.

    Branch co-ordinator Sheila Rees said: “Almost every phone call is a request to take in a cat or litters of kittens. “Unfortunately, many people are not having their cats neutered and this increases the kitten population.” Kittens from Cats Protection are fully vaccinated, have been treated for fleas and worms and come with six-weeks’ free insurance.

    Cats Protection also pays for micro-chipping when the kitten is neutered. For further details, call (01482) 882347 or (01482) 861866 or visit www.bpcp.org.uk

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