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One third of those born between 1980 & 1996 – 4.6 million people – are likely to find themselves renting well into their retirement years, and half (7 million) will be tenants into their 40’s. Source : Resolution Foundation, 2018
Owning a pet could save the NHS a huge sum every year through fewer GP visits and prescriptions. Source: CABI's Companion Animal Economics report 2016
Depression, anxiety, high blood pressure, heart conditions, improved sleep and protection against childhood allergies…there are so many good reasons to own a pet! Source: Pete the Vet / Daily Telegraph 2017
75% of cat friendly private landlords report no problems at all from cats in their properties, and whilst 62% of surveyed landlords who don't allow cats in their properties believed damage would be an issue, only 17% of those who did had any experience of that Source: Cats Protection / National Landlords Association 2018
AdvoCATSeastmids is a voluntary organisation set up to campaign for more tenants to be allowed to keep cats in their rental properties, and to work with rescues, landlords & tenants where possible to achieve this.
APGOCATS (the All Parliamentary Group on Cats) released their official report entitled “Cats as Companions : Can Cats Help Tackle Loneliness?”, detailing our pioneering work in the East Midlands and including a.
Find out more...It may have been Lockdown with all our existing plans thrown out of the window, but AdvoCATS still celebrated in style with a day-long range of “cyber events” on Twitter. From our.
Find out more...Booked after a cancellation, AdvoCATS presented to the first regional meeting in the East Midlands to the newly merged NRLA – formerly the National Landlords Association and the Residential Landlords Association in.
Find out more...AdvoCATS gave one of three presentations to a well-attended National Landlords Association regional meeting held at the old Railway Technical Centre in Derby at the beginning of February. The audience fully engaged.
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