BBC Politics East Midlands visited AdvoCATS HQ and filmed an interview all about our work, the #HeadsForTails campaign and (of course) the HQ mogs. The feature included an interview with one tenant, Michelle Cavell who sought AdvoCATS’ help along with her husband Adam and their cat Tilly when they were moving up to Nottingham just before the first lockdown. The mogs were beautifully behaved, even Mia who was so star struck she forgot to eat – MOST unlike her!
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Back to basics
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.
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London Calling part 3
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.
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Talking politics
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.
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A carnival atmosphere
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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