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The Stray Cat Club is in urgent need of local volunteers & foster homes across East Dulwich & surrounding areas. With rescue pleas coming in daily, the demand is rising - especially for vulnerable kittens, abandoned pets & overlooked strays in need of safety, warmth & care.

 

Whether you can offer:

- A safe, temporary home (even short-term or kitten-specific)
- Transport help (vet runs, collections, drop-offs)
- Admin support, fundraising or social media help
- Raising Awareness through educating the general public.

... you can make a real difference.

Fostering is fully supported - all food, litter & veterinary care is provided. You don't need a garden, just a quiet space, a kind heart & commitment. Every safe space created means another cat pulled from danger.

If you've been waiting for a sign - this is it!

Please reach out via The Stray Cat Club official website https://straycatclub.org.uk/ & follow on Instagram @thestraycatclub (https://www.instagram.com/thestraycatclub/)

& Please, please continue to spread the importance of spaying, neutering & microchipping your cats.

Thank you.

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