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Age is no barrier to cat ownership

Published: 12:49 PM February 13, 2009    Updated: 5:31 PM December 11, 2020

ELDERLY people are welcome to offer new homes to pets taken in by Honiton Cats Protection, the charity would like to reassure supporters.

ELDERLY people are welcome to offer new homes to pets taken in by Honiton Cats Protection, the charity would like to reassure supporters. Cats Protection will always take back a cat if the new owner dies or goes into residential care or hospital.

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