At Cats Protection we welcome volunteers with open arms, whether you are young or old, male or female, there's a place for you with us!

Liz and Mark's story... When Mark and I first started fostering we weren’t sure what to expect.  We have always had cats of our own but when Pepsi, our last cat, died we thought about fostering and decided to find out about it. Click on the picture to read Liz and Mark's full story...

Why become a volunteer?

Volunteering is the most worthwhile thing you can ever do. It gives a real sense of achievement, allows the development of new skills and the social possibilities are endless!

Much of Cats Protection's work is carried out by volunteers, many of whom have full time jobs too. You can do lots of different things, from hands on work with the cats as a fosterer or cat cuddler, to public relations or fundraising. If you have a skill then we can use it! All you need to do is get in touch with us. Examples of some of the roles available are listed below.

Fundraising and Helpline

Shop volunteer, Fundraiser, Helpline Operator.

Fieldwork

Fostering, Feral Trapping, Feline Chauffeur, Home Visitor.

Communication and PR

Office Worker, Web Editor.
 

Sound good?

If you're tempted to join us print off a volunteering form, complete it and then send it to the address below or drop it in to our charity shop in Lye High Street. Or simply give our Coordinator Helen a call on ( 07092 301745 - she will be delighted to hear from you!

	Download our form today! and return to Stourbridge and District Cats Protection PO Box 3836 Brierley Hill DY5 2WP
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