Lifeline Foster Carer
Organisation role · Flexible hours
From home
Animal care
Animal welfareCommunity & family
Cats Protection Lifeline East Anglia
#63519
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Contact person
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Summary
Our Lifeline fosterers provide temporary care and accommodation for cats owned by families experiencing domestic abuse until they can be reunited.Detailed description
You will develop new skills, expand your knowledge and make a significant contribution to improving the lives of cat owners and cats who have experienced domestic abuse. You will also meet new people, make new friends and be part of a dedicated team of employees and volunteers.
What we will provide to volunteers
💸 Reimbursement of costs🤝 Extra supportAbout Cats Protection Lifeline East Anglia
We are currently recruiting volunteer foster carers across East Anglia. Are you looking for a rewarding and unique volunteering opportunity? Would you like to care for a cat in your own home, whilst also enabling a family to escape domestic abuse?
Our Lifeline service is a unique cat fostering scheme for people experiencing domestic abuse. As refuges are often unable to accept pets, many people experiencing abuse find it harder to leave without knowing their pet will also be safe. Our fostering service offers them a lifeline, ensuring that their cats will be cared for and loved by volunteer foster carers until they can be safely reunited. It's completely free to foster a cat with Lifeline, and you receive regular ongoing support from our friendly team.
The service is completely confidential and foster placements are long term, usually starting at 6 months.
We want to be here to ensure that all cats and their owners are protected from abuse – with your support we can do that.
Our Lifeline service is a unique cat fostering scheme for people experiencing domestic abuse. As refuges are often unable to accept pets, many people experiencing abuse find it harder to leave without knowing their pet will also be safe. Our fostering service offers them a lifeline, ensuring that their cats will be cared for and loved by volunteer foster carers until they can be safely reunited. It's completely free to foster a cat with Lifeline, and you receive regular ongoing support from our friendly team.
The service is completely confidential and foster placements are long term, usually starting at 6 months.
We want to be here to ensure that all cats and their owners are protected from abuse – with your support we can do that.