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How you're helping
At 12 weeks old, she found herself alone, cold and hungry on a coastal path in Cornwall. She was also battling potentially fatal cat flu.
Luckily, she approached a passing walker called Billy, who simply couldn’t ignore the little kitten’s suffering. He gently picked Bramble up and carried her six miles along the coastal path to Sennen Cove where he had started his walk.
For Billy, a Royal Navy Air Engineer, living on an airbase meant he wouldn’t be able to adopt Bramble. So he called his animal-loving mum, Katie, who in turn called Cats Protection Cornwall Cat Centre for advice.
Our team advised Billy to bring Bramble into the centre as quickly as possible. When they arrived, Bramble was sneezing, struggling to breathe and her meow was raspy,
all signs of highly infectious cat flu.
Cats Protection Rehoming & Welfare Assistant Gemma Reid says: “Thankfully Bramble was a determined little kitten and she found Billy whose kindness and quick thinking saved her. It’s likely she would have died a painful death if she’d remained out in the elements with her cat flu untreated.”
After a month of treatment for cat flu, and a search to ensure she was not already owned, Bramble was neutered, microchipped, vaccinated and ready to find a loving new home. And it was Billy’s mum, Katie, who provided it.
As Katie says: “How could we possible say no, especially when Bramble chose Billy? She truly is a special and happy little lady, and we love her.”
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A second chance for Bramble

Your help turns into much-needed support for abandoned cats and kittens

could help, provide specialist milk to keep a litter of orphaned kittens alive.

£20 could provide food for 10 cats for 10 days.

£30 could go towards the purchase of a handheld microchip scanner to help us reunite lost cats with their owners.