ALT A decorative wall clock featuring two cats sitting on a table in a study/library. Also on the table are an open map, a magnifying glass, a pipe and a deerstalker hat.

ALT A composite of three images from this month’s Newsletter plus a text box. The text box (top right) reads: “News Update February 2025”, with the Cat Chat logo underneath. Bottom right is our Cat of the Month, Big Dave, a large tabby-and-white cat from Rescue Remedies in Horley, who is looking for a home. Bottom left is a close-up of one of the tote bags that you could win if you join Friends of Cat Chat before 31 March. The design features two cartoon-style cats snuggled up together against a purple background. One cat is dark blue with light blue stripes, and the other is orange with green stripes. Both have large eyes and wide smiles. Top left is Liz Hurley, a long-haired black cat from Cramar Cat Rescue and Sanctuary in Birmingham, who has been homed through Cat Chat.

ALT A composite of three photos from this month’s Newsletter plus a text box. The text box (top right) reads: “News Update November 2024”, with the Cat Chat logo underneath. Bottom right is our Cat of the Month, Edmund, a semi-longhaired tabby-and-white cat from Cat Action Trust 1977 Doncaster South. Bottom left is Cat Chat Patron, Sir Roger Gale MP, at a Parliamentary Reception to show support for PETA’s call for an end to experiments on animals. Top left is Caesar, a short-haired black-and-white cat from Animal Concern Cumbria, who has been homed through Cat Chat. Caesar arrived at the rescue in a sorry state, having plucked at his fur until nearly bald. In the photo, he is wearing a recovery cone and protective leggings.

ALT Close-up of a tabby cat’s eyes, nose and whiskers. Photo: © Coppercat Photography.

ALT Pendulum clock in the shape of a comical black-and-grey cat. The clock face is red, with two blue fishes forming the hands of the clock, and a fish skeleton as the pendulum.