the cat squad team
Sue spent 24 years as the coordinator of the Southend Cats Protection branch and co founded Cat Squad in 2020 in the midst of the pandemic.
Sue is joint group treasurer and Cat Squads microchip implanter, queen and kitten expert. |
Denise has vast experience working in animal welfare. Denise also runs a rabbit rescue called Harley's Haven. Denise heads up the medical section of Cat Squad ensuring all cats are healthy and receiving the veterinary care they require.
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Maria is a trustee and is in charge of the group of fosterers.
Maria deals with rehoming and home checking as well as managing the volunteer foster carers. |
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Lee is a charity trustee.
Lee goes out and picks up any strays and take them to their foster carers. Because Lee is also a fosterer he often takes them home. |
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Kim has worked as a nursing assistant in most major vet practices and has over 18 years experience in animal care. Kim is currently studying for a veterinary nursing diploma. She is an experienced trapper and and assists with transporting cats within the London area of Cat Squads catchment.
Heavily involved in rehoming, Kim is also a home checker and follows up any London based enquiries. |
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Pat co founded Cat Squad South East with Sue Ingram and is the treasurer of the Charity and runs the charity administration.
Pat does all the interesting jobs like the yearly accounts and tax returns 🥱 |
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Mark volunteered for Cats Protection for many years doing home checking, deliveries, collecting and transporting stray cats.
Mark now works for Cat Squad as their driver and trapper. He also does any leaflet deliveries (he used to be a postman). |
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Russ is a hard working volunteer who will help with anything that needs doing including transportation and collections.
“Russ enjoys assessing resident cats traits and personalities to help them find their perfect forever home…” |
