Kittens are very mischievous, full of energy and often time-consuming. Adopting a kitten is a lifetime commitment – which could be 15-20 years. Kittens should be given commercial kitten food to ensure their nutritional needs are met. The socialisation period happens between two and eight weeks of age and allows your kitten to learn what is safe and normal. Grooming will help to keep your kitten’s coat and skin healthy. Neutering (spaying for females and castration for males) is the most humane way to stop unwanted pregnancies and minimise the unwanted cat population. [Read More]

Tristan Goodway-Sims is supporting his mum with fostering for a Duke of Edinburgh award. In his previous blog post, Honey and her kittens were returned to CP’s Bridgend Adoption Centre. Tristan is happy to report that mum and kittens were all adopted by their forever homes. The teen volunteer has learnt so much in the last very busy six months. He has tremendous admiration for the mother cats who have had such upheaval while pregnant and nursing yet are good-natured towards us humans and devoted mums to their kittens. [Read More]