You’re Supporting
Cats Protection
By entering the Cotswolds House Draw, you’re supporting Cats Protection, helping to fund a brand new cat centre so that more cats can find the care and safety they deserve.
You’re Giving Thousands of Cats Brighter Futures
You’re Giving Thousands of Cats Brighter Futures
Over 1,700 cats were abandoned in the UK last year. With rescue centres overwhelmed and 170 cats a month needing help in London alone, behind every stat is an owner in crisis or a vulnerable animal in need of a loving home.
That’s why we’re proud to guarantee a £1,000,000 donation to Cats Protection from the Cotswolds House Draw. Thanks to you, this funding will help build a brand new cat centre, providing vital services—from veterinary care to fostering and adoption—as well as support for owners, so thousands of cats can find the futures they deserve.
A Word From Cats Protection
A Word From Cats Protection
“Cats give so much to the people who share their lives with them, and the incredible support of the Omaze Community will allow us to give something back. With your help, the new centre can keep more cats happy and healthy, enable them to find loving homes and provide trusted advice to those who need it. Thank you for taking part.”
John May CVO OBE DL, Chief Executive of Cats Protection
CMO (Cats Protection Chief Meow Officer)
CMO (Cats Protection Chief Meow Officer)
“Cats Protection has helped so many cats get the care, safety and love they deserve. Every cat should have a safe place to sleep. And at least one spare room, in case someone’s being annoying. I inspected the Cotswolds House and it has 6, so it will do. And apparently one of you humans could win it.
That’s right! Every entry into the Cotswolds House Draw gives you the chance to win this stunning house and helps fund a brand-new cat centre. More cats cared for. More cats safe. More perfectly good beds ignored in favour of an old box.
So, enter the Omaze Cotswolds House Draw. You could win this beautiful house.
Just don’t get carried away. You win the house. Your cat decides what happens in it.”
Barbara, CMO (Cats Protection Chief Meow Officer)