PAW Society, a foster-based cat and dog rescue, is appealing for urgent public support after stepping in to save three severely injured male cats in recent weeks - all victims of separate road traffic accidents, all unneutered, and none microchipped.

Over a short period, the charity took responsibility for Elvis, Bruce, and Kevin - three cats who would otherwise have faced devastating and uncertain outcomes. PAW Society says their cases highlight a growing and preventable pattern, particularly during mating season.

A local animal rescue is appealing to the public for urgent support after taking responsibility for a severely injured stray cat who was found following a road traffic accident with a traumatic hip injury.

Elvis, the three-year-old male cat, described by rescuers as gentle and resilient despite his ordeal, was discovered after being struck by a vehicle and left with a dislocated femur. With no registered owner and no one to cover his veterinary costs, his future now depends entirely on charitable support.

Thousands gathered at Walton Hall Park for the debut of RescueFest 2025 - a free, family-friendly festival uniting animal charities from across the UK. Organised by PAW Society, the event combined rescue awareness with live shows, shopping, and celebrity guests, all in support of the message: Together we save more paws.