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Welcome
2012
- Grant assistance Thank you Minister Coveney.
We were delighted to receive a grant of €9,000
from the Department of Agriculture just before
Christmas. Needless to say, this will be an enormous
help in paying some of our veterinary bills, which
average €3,500 per month. Thanks to this grant, a bit
more can be done.
Assistance from our supporters
Without
the support of everyone who have given us monies, food and blankets
throughout 2011 and recently those who sent us Christmas donations we would
not have been able to keep going. You have enabled us to do that
little bit more and a thank you as you have helped get a few more cats
neutered and fed. Every donation and kindness is gratefully received and
wonderful. Lastly, a big thank you to the people who have gotten many feral
cats and kittens neutered and to those who have adopted from us, and may
your kindness be rewarded. Thank you for thinking of the cats and
kittens.
  
FUNDRAISER ART EXHIBITION
Thank you to Georgia.
A big thank you to Georgia and congratulations on her wonderful exhibition
at Alliance Francaise Gallery. The exhibition ran until the 6th of January
2012.
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Thanks to Georgia a percentage of sales will be donated to Cork Cat Action Trust, D.A.W.G and the Donkey Scantuary on the wishes of the purchaser.
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From January to end of
June 2011, our workload is as follows:
Neutered:
226
Vaccinations: 85
Adoptions: 45
Euthanasia: 37
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Our work
load for July 2011 is as follows:
Neutered: 52
Vaccinations: 20
Euthanasia: 9
Testing for fiv and aids: 5 |
Euthanasia is the last option, and in all cases it was
because of terrible injury, or terminal illness. If
feral and obviously sick cats are tested and found
positive for feline aids and leukemia there is very
little option but to put them to sleep humanely, both to
end their suffering, and to protect the other
populations from infection. Leukemia particularly in
adult cats, is invariably fatal. |
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From October 2011 onwards, we can reclaim income tax
which has been paid on all donations made to us in the
previous year, in excess of €250 a year, or ?21 per
month.
A number of our benefactors do donate this amount or
more to us annually, but unfortunately we do not always
have their contact addresses or phone numbers. If you
are one of these blessedly kind people, we would be
grateful if you could let us have your address details
so that we could send you the necessary form, or
otherwise, simply go our help page on the website, down
load the page (CHY2 appendix 2) from the Revenue link,
complete and forward it to Ellen McCormack, Killeenleigh,
Aghabullogue, Co. Cork. Our charity number is CHY18345,
our charitable exemption was granted on the 24th October
2008, and we were authorised as an eligible charity on
18th November 2010.
Cork
Cat
Action
Trust
is a very very small group of unpaid volunteers. All funds raised go
to neutering cats and caring for those that we are able
to help. Therefore any help we receive is greatly
appreciated.
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Kitten And Cat
Adoption
We have many domestic and semi-feral cats in need of a
good home. You can see them online on our
adoption...
page.
We
also have long term foster
cats which we have not yet been able to find homes
for. If you wish to sponsor any of our long term foster
cats please do help in any way you feel you can. we also
have a sponsor us page
where you can make a donation care of paypal.
posted 2011
  
Lost and Found
Please read our
lost and found page in case you recognize any of the
cats and kittens we feature.
Thank you.
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Update: November 2011
This cat is still missing but has been reportedly seen in the Douglas
area so please keep an eye out for her as her owner is still in hope of
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A happy ending : Shandon

Meet Shandon and her new charges
here
Posted July 2011
  
ATTENTION
CAT OWNERS
A number of cats have gone missing in the Mogeely, Cobh and the Carrigtwohill
areas.
PLEASE BE
EXTRA VIGILANT WITH YOUR CATS
Please Do Not LEAVE THEM OUT AT NIGHT
and make yourself aware of suspicious vans and if you see someone with
a trap ask them what they are about. If its innocent then there should be no
worries about answering questions.
REPORT
All SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY TO THE GARDAI and if you have reg numbers of cars and
vehicles give them that also.
 
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Our Reason for being:
Cork
CAT
is a non profit group dedicated to the well-being and welfare
of cats, feral, stray, and abandoned where possible. Our main
objective is to neuter feral cats: to reduce the suffering of and
prevent unwanted breeding of feral cats by a programme of
trap/neuter/release. All funds raised go towards veterinary care for cats that
we are able to help. To this end we have to ask for the cost of the neutering
which is greatly subsidized.
Cork
CAT
is a very very small group of dedicated volunteers and
unfortunately we do not have a sanctuary and space for taking in cats and or
kittens is very limited.
"Saving
one animal won't
change the
world. But, it
will change the
world for that
one animal"
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