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Cat Action Trust 1977 is a small national charity dedicated to the welfare of feral cats. They aim to help feral cats by limiting their numbers through neutering and returning to site, by providing veterinary care where necessary, and by finding homes for kittens and tame stray cats. The charity is totally against killing for expediency. CAT 1977 also helps to educate the public and other animal welfare organisations about the humane control and care of the feral cat population through its website, newsletter and leaflets.

Happy Cats Cat Sitting is a cat care service dedicated to the welfare of your cat while you are away from home. The company is based in Tunbridge Wells and offers: - peace of mind : you know that your cat is well cared for in its own home - over twenty years personal experience of cats of all shapes, sizes and characters which is now backed up by almost four years successful cat sitting, giving you: - a local, friendly, reliable service which puts your cat first. Happy Cats was founded in August 2007 and at the time of writing (May 2011) we now have over 150 (human) active clients and have completed more than 700 bookings. We are obviously doing something right and our clients agree: they have all given us positive feedback and have indicated that they will use us again (as many of them already have).

Paws for Life and 9 Lives Cat Rescue are working together and run by volunteers who have full time jobs and many cats of there own. We aim to help as many cats as possible, especially the elderly, disabled, FIV+ve and cats that need medical treatment. Most of the cat that come through us will have a medical check, neutering if needed, vaccination and be micro-chipped. We rely on donations so funds are limited

Founded in 1986 the Celia Hammond Animal Trust started with the aim of opening a low cost neutering clinic to control the feral animal population. In addition to neutering animals, the clinics also help to rescue and rehome animals.

For over 100 years the BUAV has been campaigning peacefully to create a world where nobody wants or believes we need to experiment on animals. We work lawfully and professionally, building relationships with MPs, MEPs, business leaders and other decision-makers. We also analyse legislation and sit on decision-making panels around the globe, to act as the voice for laboratory animals. We are determined in our fight to achieve positive lasting change in legislation to make a long-term difference for animals.

Based in Eridge Green near Tunbridge Wells in Kent, Folly Wildlife Rescue is a charity dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of injured, orphaned and distressed wild animals and birds throughout West Kent, East Sussex and the surrounding region. We specialise in the hand-rearing of animals such as Deer, Badgers, Foxes and other small mammals, as well as nestling and fledgling birds of all species.

To facilitate the rehoming of un-owned cats and kittens nationally through cat rescue groups, and to promote kindness to all animals. We are a web-based Charity, currently finding loving, permanent homes for over 5,000 unwanted and abandoned cats every year from rescues across the UK through our Virtual Cat Shelters. Our homing services are given free of charge to all kinds of rescues, large and small, from the many hundreds of independent rescue centres and rehoming groups to branches of the large