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Welcome to Worthing Cat Welfare Trust...

Worthing Cat Welfare Trust has spent the past 16 years caring for abandoned, sick and distressed cats, organising veterinary treatment, neutering, fostering, re-homing, lost cats etc. all throughout the Worthing district. In order to support these activities, the charity relies solely on donations, legacies and gifts as well as the fund-raising activities of many of its dedicated volunteers.

Thursday 24th May 7pm Worthing Cat Welfare Trust AGM

Offington Park Methodist Church Hall, South Farm Road, Worthing BN14 7TN.
All members ~ This is YOUR meeting and we hope that you will be able to attend and tell us what you like, what you do not like, what you would like us to do or pass on any helpful suggestions to assist the work of the charity.

Northdale Veterinary Practice ~ A HUGE thank you.

A huge 'thank you' to Northdale veterinary Practice for holding a raffle on behalf of Worthing Cat Welfare Trust.
Another brilliant £345.00 gets added to the kitty total. Thank you to Peter and all the staff.

Saturday May 12th ~ The Guildbourne Centre... £230.00 taken

Many thanks to Brenda, Brian and all our helpers.

The Big Lottery's "Awards for All" scheme


Worthing Cat Welfare Trust has recently been awarded a grant of £9,652 under the Big Lottery's "Awards for All" scheme. The grant is to be used exclusively for improving information technology used by this local Charity.

Iris Green, Chairman, said "This award will enable us to promote the work we do and encourage more volunteers and members of the community to get involved with the Charity. We want to computerise our organisation to promote our cause to a wider audience, improve the standard of our service and meet our objectives. We would like to give talks to groups and schools to promote the work we do; and hope that this grant will now enable us to include the purchase of a projector and screen to make our presentations more interesting, thereby gaining more support and volunteers.

We hope that our shop, to be opened very soon, will provide some much needed additional income and enable the community to learn more of our work, and we hope this venture will also assist in the recruitment of volunteers and supporters."

Pets at Home

How to create a safe environment for your cat

Added 28/06/2011
Whether your cat is an indoor or outdoor pet it's important to make sure your home is safe for their wandering little paws......read more..

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THE CHARITY WAS FORMED in July 1995 and granted charity status in October 1995. It consists of a team of very determined and enthusiastic cat lovers, a number of whom have previous experience over many years caring for abandoned, sick and distressed cats, organising veterinary treatment, neutering, fostering, etc., and the fund-raising necessary to support these activities. In 1998, we were very proud to have been Runners Up in the Friskies Petcare Foundation Awards, and we are also very pleased to be accredited to the Feline Advisory Bureau.

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