Welcome to your local Cats Protection!
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The National Cat Adoption Centre opened in 2004, and at the time of building it was
Approximately 150 cats arrive at the NCAC each month, and with its 202 pens divided into two Homing Wings and another five sections not open to the public, the NCAC has up to 400 cats looking for new homes at any one time.
The NCAC is the heart of the National Cat Centre which combines all the strands of Cats Protection’s work: cat adoption, education, veterinary care and administration.
The third issue of NCAC Newsletter is now available and completly free. If you wish to subscribe our Newsletter via email, let us know by emailing us at ncac.webteam@cats.org.uk with the subject as "Newsletter Subscription"
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Can you give Tiggy a home?Hello! I am Tiggy and I arrived to Cats Protection when my previous owners moved and they couldn′t take me with them. I am a friendly cat and I love cuddles and fuss. I am not young anymore,so I need a quiet and calm home without other pets and wit...
Read more about Tiggy and more cats looking for new homes.
For details of rehoming a cat from us and to see some of the cats and kittens in our care desperately looking for homes, please visit our Home A Cat section.
