Under the Level 2 response to Covid-19, you may visit the shelter only by appointment.
Have a look at our available cats, and if you want to meet any of them, ring us on 04 389 9668. If your call is not answered, leave a message and staff will get...
Under the Level 1 response to Covid-19, you may visit the shelter only by appointment.
Have a look at our available cats, and if you want to meet any of them, ring us on 04 389 9668. If your call is not answered, leave a message and staff will get...
With the return to Level 1 comes the return of (limited) casual cat time.
For the most part - from 12pm to 3pm on Saturdays and Sundays - visitors must make an appointment to meet or adopt our cats.
However we are now leaving the 3pm to 4pm slot...
Under Level 2, the CPW shelter will be open to visitors by appointment only.
This weekend (Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 August) is already fully booked for appointments.
You can call our shelter on 04 389 9668 for appointments on later weekends, or to...
COVID-19 Update: Under Level 2, the CPW shelter will be able to allow visitors who are intending to adopt or foster our cats.
However, all visits must be arranged by appointment over the phone. We will not be taking any appointments until Thursday...
At Level 3, the CPW shelter will still be closed to visitors.
We’ve been really lucky to have a small dedicated team of volunteers who’ve extended their bubbles to continue caring for our 18 current cats. You can see from our Facebook posts over the...
The CPW shelter is now closed to visitors, so we will not be adopting or fostering out any of our current cats until the Covid-19 lockdown is over.
However, animal welfare is an essential service, so we will have staff and a small team of...
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