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BIG THANK YOU December at Firth Park winter festival was a cold time of year to fundraise. So a big thank you to our 2 new volunteers Rose and Sam for giving their time and effort to help C.A.T.S on the stall. Adult tombola, childrens tombola, Sam's Name the Reindeer, and yummy choc cakes made by Rose and Sandra raised £70 in total for C.A.T.S Well done Hope you have all thawed out x x Carol |
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 If you wish make a donation towards the C.A.T.S sanctuary Please "click" on the donation section. We Thank you for caring x x Carol Funding co-ordinator |
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 BIG thank you to Patti and Emma for raising £356.80 with a magnificent raffle at their work in Birmingham. We are so grateful for all you hard work. |
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 Jackie, Patron of the Charity, has been nominated for Sheffield's Lifetime Achievement Award 2011 being awarded at the Sheffield Night of Honour at Sheffield City Hall on Wednesday 30th November 2011 from 7:30pm until 9:30pm. In order to qualify, nominees need to fit the criteria below: "This person truly is a hero. They have spent years pouring their lives into others and endeavouring to make Sheffield a better place. They have influenced many through their achievements and their life. They may not have been recognised for their work but they have truly made a difference to others". |
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One or more volunteer drivers are required at the Sanctuary for two afternoons per week. Volunteers must be prepared to use their own vehicle. For further information please ring Jackie Longley, Patron of the Charity, on (0114) 245 7181 which may direct you to a mobile number after 11.30am Please note that due to financial restrictions the Charity is unable to return calls to any messages so please keep trying to speak in person to Jackie. Thank you xxx |
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Could you spare one day per week to help clean the Sanctuary in Firth Park on a voluntary basis? All enquiries to be made by ringing Jackie Longley, Patron of the Charity, on (0114) 245 7181 Thank you xxx |
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 Jackie and her Trustees are very upset to have to announce that they are currently unable to take in any more cats as the Sanctuary is full to capacity. A very high number of cats and kittens have needed the safety of Cat Abuse Treatment Society this year, possibly due to the harsh financial climate continuing. As a small Registered Charity, this year has been exceptionally hard as competition for grants and donations has increased. |
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 Jackie and her Trustees are very sad to announce the passing of one of the Sanctuary's best loved characters. Jerry was an extremely popular and friendly resident at the Sanctuary. When Jerry arrived the vet identified health problems which had stunted his growth and his condition was such that he became a permanent resident. Visitors to the Sanctuary fell in love with this cheeky ginger gentleman as soon as they saw him. He was always mistaken for a kitten due to his diminuitive stature, but his personality filled the room. |
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 Biscuit has had a rough time already. She's a tortie female, 2 years old, and is neutered. She is absolutely beautiful but is rather temperamental. She is learning to relax and enjoy life with people and other cats. |
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