Bridgnorth-based digital agency Clickingmad Ltd is supporting Shropshire Cat Rescue as part of its 25 in 25 Acts of Kindness campaign, to mark 25 years in business by giving back to causes that genuinely matter.
Through its work with veterinary practices and veterinary hospitals across the UK and Europe, Clickingmad sees first-hand the care, compassion and dedication involved in protecting animal welfare.
Because of this, the team chooses an animal focused charity to support each year. For 2025, they have chosen to keep that support close to home by backing Shropshire Cat Rescue.
Shropshire Cat Rescue provides a safe haven for abandoned, unwanted and vulnerable cats across the region. Alongside veterinary treatment, rehabilitation and rehoming, the charity also offers lifelong sanctuary to older or unwell cats. Everything they do is made possible by donations and the commitment of volunteers.
Shaun Carvill, managing director of Clickingmad, said: “Supporting animal charities has always felt personal to us because of the work we do with vets every day. What has made 25 in 25 so special is seeing how deeply our team connects with these causes. The pride, wellbeing and sense of purpose it brings to our people has been genuinely uplifting.”
Marion Micklewright, co-founder of Shropshire Cat Rescue, said: “We are incredibly thankful to Clickingmad for their kindness and support. Their donation and digital guidance will help us reach more supporters and continue giving vulnerable cats the care and second chances they deserve.”
The 25 in 25 Acts of Kindness campaign celebrates twenty five years of Clickingmad by delivering twenty five charitable and community focused actions throughout the year.
Alongside supporting Shropshire Cat Rescue, the initiative has included donations to children’s and hospice charities, volunteering in care homes, building websites for non profits, tree planting, litter picking, digital training and fundraising activities.
For more information about Clickingmad visit www.clickingmad.com and for more information about Shropshire Cat Rescue, visit www.shropshirecatrescue.org.uk.
