AdvoCATSeastmids is a non-profit voluntary organisation which provides a FREE practical support and advice service to tenants and landlords where there are issues with keeping pets in rented properties.
Surrendering pets for rental issues is the second highest reason animals are handed in to rescues, and with more people renting than ever before, the problem is getting worse. Pets with perfectly good, loving homes are taking up space in shelters which is desperately needed for genuine strays and hardship cases.
AdvoCATS looks to take the fear of the unknown of the pet permission equation. We compile documentation such as vet references, pet assessments, and tenant checks to enable a landlord to make an informed decision about allowing a pet in their property. We can also step in with support and advice to help prevent small issues from becoming bigger problems.
AdvoCATS is run by people with a solid background in pet rescue and animal welfare, and backed by many of the leading vets and rescues in the area. Established in 2018 and already supported by:
Although based in the East Midlands, AdvoCATS is happy to offer advice to people outside the area.
AdvoCATSeastmids – Working hand in paw with rescues, landlords & tenants
Co Founder Jen with Hamilton
As well as local casework and national campaigning, AdvoCATS is keen to spread the message of what we can do, what the law is now, what it’s likely to be and general.
Find out more...House of Commons last month, House of Lords this month! – an invitation to join NOAH (National Office for Animal Health) at their lunch hosted by patron Lord Trees. NOAH are very.
Find out more...BBC Politics East Midlands did a story on our launching the Heads for Tails! campaign last September, so they were the first to respond to our press release re the contents of.
Find out more...Earlier this year, AdvoCATS took delivery of a heavily discounted #AdvoCATSpurple pop-up gazebo from Bulhawk, as part of their #payitforward programme of supporting charitable organisations, and this weekend it had its first.
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