Cats Protection’s Mansfield Adoption Centre, off Mansfield Road, Warsop, hosted the occasion the other day, July 17, providing useful recommendations.
The feline rescue charity has actually been found at its Mansfield base for more than twenty years, initially opening in 1996.
Two years later on, the branch and its group are “busier than ever”, however stay eager to make time for neighborhood occasions to support cat owners in the location.
Jane Holt, adoption centre supervisor, said: “We wanted to share the knowledge we have within the charity.
“Offering support and free advice to people in our area who are concerned about the health or welfare of their cats is vital.
“And never more so than in this current cost of living crisis. We hope to make our ‘ask the expert’ an annual event.”
Cat behaviour, well-being and veterinary professionals were on hand to address concerns from visitors.
Cats Protection, which assists about 200,000 cats each year, saw a 34 percent boost in the variety of cats it had the ability to rehome in 2022.
This was an extreme enhancement to figures compared to previous years.
But in spite of enhanced rehoming figures, Jane said the charity needs assistance amidst pressure placed on all sectors as an outcome of “rising costs”.
To discover more about the charity, how you can end up being an advocate and gain access to specialist cat owning recommendations, see cats.org.uk/mansfield
