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Published on August 22, 2017 by Beth Pearson
Did you know there are now more new pound coins than old in circulation?
From October 15, your old round pounds will no longer be legal tender, so now is the time to check underneath sofa cushions and in your piggy banks for those old pound coins and consider donating them to us!
If you choose to donate your old £1 coins to NAWT, you will be helping a rescue animal in need!
Published on August 21, 2017 by Beth Pearson
It's the fourth and final week of #CLAWGUST and this week is dedicated to cat communication!
Cats make wonderful family pets, and are full of personality. Cats all have their own individual traits, some may like their belly being tickled, and a lot won’t!
Getting to know your cat, and the way they communicate can help you understand your pet and how they are feeling and below we have a few hints and tips to help you become fluent in feline.
Tail
Published on August 18, 2017 by Beth Pearson
Cats are known for their curiosity, and being aware of common household poisons can help you keep them safe from harm. Cats can become exposed to toxins by directly ingesting them, or by rubbing up against something that can be absorbed through the skin, or later ingested through grooming.
If you notice a change to your cat’s health, and suspect your cat may have been in contact with a poisonous substance, seek veterinary attention.
Human Medicines
Published on August 17, 2017 by Beth Pearson
Today (August 17th) is National Black Cat Appriciation Day in the US! And as the whole month of August here at NAWT is dedicated to the cats and kittens in our care, we wanted to do something to raise awareness of the black cats in the UK awaiting their forever homes.
Published on August 16, 2017 by Beth Pearson
Gorgeous ginger tabby tom cat Frodo is looking for a forever home.
He’s currently at our Berkshire centre, and has a few medical issues that might put potential owners off, but we want to remind everyone that Frodo’s health issues will not impact his amazing personality and ability to be the perfect companion.
Although a little older than some cats (Frodo is 14), he still has plenty of life left in him and cats are known to live up to 25 years old!
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