News 2006 & 2007
	Details of our current appeals and goings-on at PussyCat Lodge will be posted here. News of our forthcoming events can be found in Event Calendar, but this is the place to read about them after they have happened!

Emails to PCLT Due to a massive virus opened unwittingly by one of our members, the following precautions have been set in place to help ensure that this does not happen again. When emailing any of us at PCLT, please start your subject line with PCLT. Any emails not starting with PCLT will be deleted without being opened. The PCLT junk email controls have been set to Extremely High. This means that some genuine emails may not get through. If this is the case, please use the Private Messaging system on the forum to contact either Chris Roche (Top Cat), Hilary Drake (Webmaster) or Jacqui Duly (Co-ordinator). NEVER write your email address on an open forum. There are automated programs out there that can harvest your address and send you all sorts of nasties. If necessary, PM your email address to the person concerned. NEVER open an attachment if you are not certain of the source. Some subject titles may even have your name in them (this has happened to me recently) but unless you are sure of the sender DO NOT OPEN THEM! Finally, delete all suspicious emails. If it's genuine and important the sender will email you again. Stay safe!

Change of Membership Secretary As our lovely Gail has moved on to pastures new we would like to thank her for her support to PussyCat Lodge over the last few years. In her place as Membership Secretary is the equally lovely Alison Cox. Welcome Alison! The Membership/Newsletter form has been updated and can be found on Newsletter Archive and Members' Pages.

PCLT Forum Opens!! Our brand new forum opens here today! Your chance to chat about cats and share your stories and photos with us. Cats Needing Homes and Lost and Found Cats moved here too.

24/01/2006 This website is 1 year old today!!!

Used Stamps & Coins - Foreign or Domestic Please send us your used stamps and old/foreign coins so that we can turn these throw-away items into much needed cash for the Trust! Foreign or unusual stamps and coins are especially sought after, but we'll take it all! Cut or tear around the stamp but do not remove it from the envelope as this can cause damage and reduce its worth. Please bring your stamps and coins to any of our events and hand them to a volunteer. If you are further afield and can't get to an event, then please post them to our correspondence address marked "Used Stamps & Coins Appeal".