Cuddle the Cutest Kitten: Magical Friends

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by Magical Friends (retail) (epub)


  Why do cats come to Cats Protection?

  • When an elderly owner dies and there is no one else to look after the cat

  • When a cat has kittens and the owner can’t look after them

  • When cats are saved from unsafe places and cruel treatment

  • When people move house and can no longer keep their cat

  • When a cat is found wandering the streets and has no owner

  Cats Protection staff and volunteers work to make sure no cats are treated badly or left to stray on the street. They never put a healthy cat to sleep.

  Congratulations – now you know why cats might need help from Cats Protection. Next time, find out what you need when you take a cat home.

  Cats Protection is the UK’s leading feline welfare charity.

  Cats Protection has been helping cats since 1927 and each year they help more than 215,000 cats and kittens, giving them the chance of a better life.

  To find out more, please go to: www.cats.org.uk

  For more cool cat facts, games and downloads, visit www.cats.org.uk/cats-for-kids

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  Text © Working Partners Ltd MMXI

  Cover illustration © Working Partners Ltd MMXI

  Interior illustrations © Ladybird Books Ltd MMXI

  Special thanks to Elizabeth Galloway

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  ISBN: 978-1-40-931391-5

 

 

 


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