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Welcome to Worthing Cat Welfare Trust...

Worthing Cat Welfare Trust has spent the past 13 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.

Broadwater Fun Day 2009

Sunday 28th June 2009 sees the return of another Broadwater Fun Day. Following the great success of this event last year - we will be holding an even BIGGER event this year.
We will be holding a dog show in the morning (registration between 10am - 10.30am) and the indoor market will open at 10.30am. Flash Company playing from 12 noon.
Excellent food will be available throughout the day with catering by The Parsonage Restaurant.
Lots of stalls and children's rides.
If you would like to join us with a stall on the green or a table in the huge marquee, please contact Richard on 01903 883179 or send an email to Sue.Lipman@WorthingCatWelfare.co.uk.

Join our membership for just £5.00 and receive our regular 'MewsLetters' here.

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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