Catnappery

26/12/2024

🎄 Just some of our beautiful Christmas guests 🎄

22/12/2024

Meet & Greet this morning

21/12/2024

Glad to say we are maintaining our standards.😀
Our recent Veterinary and Council inspection found “no conflicts” 💪🏻
We remain committed to maintaining the very highest standards at all times.
When choosing a cattery, please ask to see the latest inspection report to put your mind at ease and please note that pet sitters are not licensed, not inspected and have no competency checks 🤷‍♀️

07/12/2024

Everything nice and cosy at Catnappery, all pussers safe and warm & oblivious to the storm!
If you are travelling to us today, please be careful as there’s a lot of surface water and debris on the roads.

13/09/2024

Sorry to mention the ‘C’ word….
We only have 5 spaces left for Christmas 🎄

23/08/2024

Please see our below position statement, as part of The Cat Group, on ‘Bully’ and ‘Dwelf’ cats.

The Cat Group is a collection of professional organisations dedicated to feline welfare through joint campaigns and collaborative research, making expert recommendations on the care and keeping of all cats.

The Cat Group is very concerned about the breeding and promotion of so-called ‘Bully’ or ‘Dwelf’ cats.
We are completely opposed to the breeding of cats with extreme physical characteristics that negatively impact on their welfare and quality of life.

‘Bully’ and ‘Dwelf’ cats suffer from physical deformities, including hairlessness and distorted limbs, among other defects. Breeding for deformity is unethical and causes unacceptable pain and suffering. These defects, particularly limb deformities (short, bowed legs) and abnormal joints are painful and restrict mobility, thus preventing these cats from carrying out normal behaviours essential for their welfare and their ability to live a good quality of life.

The Cat Group strongly urges breeders to cease breeding ‘Bully’ or ‘Dwelf’ cats. These cats should not be promoted in any way, for example through social media, or by their presence at cat shows.

We ask the public not to buy these cats under any circumstances; doing so is irresponsible as it promotes popularity and leads to more cats with these issues being born to suffer.

More information about the health issues affecting ‘Bully’ and ‘Dwelf’ cats is available on the iCatCare website
https://icatcare.org/advice/dwelf/?fbclid=IwAR0WJl3yNt7wFWIfMThOxP44oPkPwzKR_oPTaptKbQUM6b-9NtZoEDNeTt8

13/08/2024

Update
I now have an offer of foster for both cats and will go to trap them tomorrow

This is Pontyclun area, I’ve been made aware of two cats slowly starving to death, one of them injured and needs medical attention.

I’m hoping someone local may help by finding a space in their home and their heart to save these cats who will not survive much longer without help.
It’s a desperate situation as one of the cats is injured and both are malnourished - I’m told their food source disappeared a while ago.

I’m awaiting photos of these two cats.

Both these cats are long term strays not ferals and I’m told they have gone down hill fast without a food source.
We can trap the cats and cover vet bills but have nowhere to put these cats.

Can anyone help pleeeease?

03/08/2024

07/06/2024

https://chng.it/z28wfTBKrC

Regulate Veterinary Surgeries and Ensure Transparent Fee Disclosure

02/05/2024

Have you seen Salem? He’s been missing for a week from his home in Pontyclun, please check your outbuildings 🙏

07/04/2024

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TODAY AT 13:00hrs Efail Isaf Village Hall

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Come along to our public meetings to discuss the positive and negative impacts of the Local Development Plan and how you can respond to the consultation 🏠

Do not hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions 👍🏻

Karl and Sam

30/03/2024

Do you know about our ‘Destinations’ rooms?
Here’s Baby enjoying the surfboard in ‘Meowi’

23/03/2024

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/fuTrCShQ3SUBvyhm/?mibextid=WC7FNe

It's estimated that there are many more big cats, mostly lions, kept in private homes in Ukraine. IFAW and Wild Animal Rescue have rescued over 170 wild animals, including evacuating 12 big cats from Ukraine to Poland and elsewhere.