About IFCW

The International Fund for Cat Welfare is committed to helping cats by working alongside vets and welfare organisations worldwide.

By sharing expertise and scientific knowledge across the international welfare community, IFCW aims to prevent avoidable suffering in cats.

Until now no attempt has been made to unify cat welfare ideas and groups on a global scale. IFCW aims to tackle cat welfare problems in three areas:

Neutering to help manage cat numbers Vaccinations to prevent infectious diseases Information/guidelines on feeding, care and management

In a number of countries, cruelty to cats arises through lack of owner knowledge rather than malice. As a result, one of the primary aims of IFCW is to better inform cat owners and those working with rescue and feral cats, with simple messaging about cat care.

With your assistance and donations IFCW pledges to improve the welfare of cats by:

• Working with local, national and international organisations to
  educate about 'best practice' for feline care
• Working with local, national and international organisations to educate about appropriate welfare solutions for unowned cats
• Providing basic information on cat care (in as many languages as possible) via the IFCW website to help owners look after their cats
• Developing training courses and materials for those working with unowned cats for welfare purposes

Your help can make a real difference to the lives of cats around the world and reduce needless suffering!