Why Education Is One of the Strongest Forms of Advocacy Many of the greatest threats to cat welfare are rooted in misunderstanding:  • Punishment for fear-based behaviour  • Rehoming due to normal feline needs  • Ignoring stress signals  • Expecting cats to adapt endlessly Education interrupts these patterns. Understanding Behaviour Prevents Harm When guardians understand that behaviour is communication:  • Cats are punished less  • Stress is addressed earlier  • Rehoming dec

Not All Cats Live in Homes, But All Cats Deserve Care. Cat advocacy must extend beyond the cats we personally care for. Across the UK, thousands of cats live:  • On the streets or in unmanaged colonies  • In rescue centres and foster homes  • In transitional or unstable environments These cats are often invisible, misunderstood, or unfairly judged, and advocacy plays a vital role in protecting them. Understanding Street Cats and Community Cats Street-living cats are not all t

Advocacy Is Not a Role, It’s a Practice. Many people believe advocacy requires a platform, qualifications, or constant action. In reality, cat advocacy is built through small, consistent choices made by everyday guardians. Cats are deeply sensitive beings. Their well-being is shaped not only by what we provide, but by how we provide it, calmly, consciously, and with respect. Advocacy begins when we stop asking, “Am I doing enough?” and instead ask, “Is this meeting my cat’s n