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24/10/2025

23/10/2025

It's a great day for private renters in England, as the Renters' Rights Bill has officially passed through Parliament! 🎉

Under the bill, landlords can no longer unreasonably refuse pets in private rental properties - giving tenants long-overdue rights and helping to keep people and their beloved animals together.

After years of campaigning, this is a huge step forward, and the Bill will officially become law once it receives royal assent in due course!

A massive thank you to everyone who supported this important change in legislation. Here's to happier homes for renters and their pets! 🐾

23/10/2025

21/10/2025

21/10/2025

The most important thing to do when you have sadly hit an animal when driving is to give that the animal the very best chance should it survive the initial hit.

If you sadly hit or find a domestic cat injured in the street, they will need to see a veterinarian straight away. Drivers will not incur costs for taking in any injured animal to a vets. Veterinarians are only obliged to administer pain relief to relieve suffering, so owners should ensure pets are microchipped and the details kept up to date. Every day in the UK, 630 cats will be hit by cars. 25% of hits will be fatal, meaning 75% have a good chance at survival if the driver seeks help straight away.

If an animal is deceased, and does not have a collar with their owners details on, you can try knocking on doors in the immediate area. On average it will take someone knocking on 3 houses to either directly find an owner, or obtain knowledge of where it's believed the cat lives. Failing that you can take a deceased animal to the vets for microchip scanning, or contact your local Scan Angel. Drivers are in no way obligated financially for taking an injured or deceased animal to the vets. If out of hours, there are 24-hour vets operating UK wide.

Another option is to contact your local council who will collect deceased animals from the roadside. However, not all councils scan and return pets, and the time between reporting and collecting usually means someone else has already moved the cat. This option increases the risk of an owner not receiving closure.​ In addition to all of the above, you can also use lost and found sites on social media to try and locate the owner.

Find out more, including helpful links, in our blog here; https://www.catsmatter.org/single-post/world-animal-road-accident-awareness-day

21/10/2025

19/10/2025

Add these to your Christmas list? Oops, sorry, too early to use the 'C' word?!

COCKAPOO FANS! 🐶 Check out the NEW Charlie the Cockapoo PJs from Next. How cute! ❤️

18/10/2025

17/10/2025

It's not all sh*te ..... 🤔

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