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Take
me home!
Please
take a look at our cats and kittens who are looking for new homes.
If
you see one which you would like to give a home to,
please
phone: 0845 371 4209
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Or try our new online adoption form:
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All our
cats and kittens are given their 1st
vaccination, & a microchip before they leave us,
we will also pay for their 2nd vaccination, even if
they have gone to
you before it is due.
You will of course go to one of our vets and get it done free
of charge
if it has not already been done. All cats over 6 months will have
been neutered before adoption.
We of course do a home visit to
see which cat or kittens suits your needs most.
Area's for re homing are:
NN8-NN9-NN10-NN14EAST-NN29.
WE
DO NOT HAVE THE RESOURCES TO GO OUT OF THIS AREA.
THANK
YOU. EXCEPT IN UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCES. |
WE DO HAVE KITTENS AVAILABLE
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ROSEMARY & JONES
4 YR OLD SISTER & BROTHER.
THEY HAVE NEVER BEEN APART SO LETS KEEP IT THAT WAY.
ROSEMARY CAN BE RESERVED AT TIMES, BUT THATS HER NATURE,
SHE CAN BE FUSSED WHEN SHE SAYS SO, AS FOR JONES, HE LIKES HIS FUSS WHENEVER. |
SHAKER
18 MTH OLD TORTIE/TABBY FEMALE
FOUND ABANDONED & UNCARED FOR
BUT SINCE BEING IN CARE SHE IS LOVING EVERY MINUTE OF THE FUSS & ATTENTION SHE IS GETTING.
SO MAYBE YOU WOULD LIKE TO CARRY THIS ON FOR HER AND ADOPT HER AND TAKE HER HOME.
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ELSA
10/12 MTH OLD PALE TABBY FEMALE
SHE IS VERY TIMID FOR NOW, BUT THEN WE DONT BLAME HER...
WE GET THIS TIME TO TIME WHEN CATS ARE LEFT TO FEND FOR THEMSELVES
THEY LOSE TRUST IN US HUMANS, SO NOW WE MUST SHOW HER WERE NOT ALL THE SAME
SHE IS DOING WELL WITH HER FOSTER CARER NOW, SO A HOME WITH AN UNDERSTANDING PERSON IS NEEDED.
WE DONT ADVISE A HOME WITH SMALL CHILDREN, SHE IS OK WITH OTHER CATS THOUGH. |
BERTHA
ADULT BLACK & WHITE FEMALE
SHE IS USUALY VERY FRIENDLY & ENJOYS COMPANY, WITH LOTS OF FUSS TOO
SINCE BEING IN A PEN SHE HAS BECOME A LITTLE RESERVED
LETS NOT LEAVE IT TOO LONG OK, MAYBE YOU CAN GIVE HER WHAT SHE NEEDS!
SHE IS LOOKING FOR A QUIET HOME, NO CHILDREN OR OTHER PETS, SHE WAS USED TO HAVING 1-2-1 ATTENTION
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LIPSTICK
1 YR OLD BLACK & WHITE FEMALE
FOUND PREGNANT & ABANDONED, SHE GAVE BIRTH TO 6 KITTENS
THE KITTENS NOW HAVE HOMES TO GO TO, SO SHE WOULD LIKE ONE TOO
SHE IS VERY AFFECTIONATE, DOESNT SEEM TO MIND OTHER CATS OR CHILDREN
YOU WONT BE DISSAPOINTED, LAP CAT & CUDDLES, WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT.
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MERLOT
1 YR OLD GREY/BLACK & WHITE MALE
A BIT SHY AT FIRST BUT SOON COMES AROUND FOR FUSS & ATTENTION,
PREFERABLY 1-2-1 PLEASE,
SEEMS HE PREFERS COMPANY OF OTHER CATS, ITS US HUMANS THAT HE'S NOT SURE ABOUT, UNLESS ITS FEED TIME.
HE CAN BE VERY VOCAL &
LIKES TO JOIN IN CONVERSATION WITH YOU, A REAL CHARACTER. |
MINNIE
17 YR OLD BRWN TABBY FEMALE
SADLY HER OWNER PASSED AWAY
CAN SHE COME AND LIVE WITH YOU NOW
SHE IS NO BOTHER, JUST HAPPY TO SLEEP
A QUIET HOME PLEASE FOR HER RETIREMENT.
MAYBE EVEN TAKE MITZI TOO, THEY CAME IN TOGETHER.
BUT WE DONT INSIST. |
MITZI
14 YR OLD TABBY & WHITE FEMALE
SADLY HER OWNER PASSED AWAY
MAYBE YOU CAN TAKE HER,
NO BOTHER HERE EITHER, LIKES TO BE BRUSHED
MAYBE EVEN TAKE MINNIE TOO, THEY CAME IN TOGETHER.
BUT WE DONT INSIST.
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HOLLY
ADULT FEMALE
SHE IS A LITTLE TIMID RIGHT NOW, LIKES TO BE OUT MORE THAN IN.
SHE LOST HER FAITH IN HUMANS FOR BEING ABANDONED, YOU CANT BLAME HER FOR THAT.
SHE IS LOOKING FOR A QUIET HOME, WITH PATIENT UNDERSTANDING LOVING OWNERS
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*ADOPTED*
    
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Cat Collars
Collars
for your cat now come in a range of fashionable designs, but is
your cat's collar safe?
It is
not unusual for us to treat cats with collar injuries.
Collar
injuries are caused when the cat's collar has been able to slip from
the normal position,
usually allowing them to get one of their front legs stuck through it.
This
means that when the cat walks the collar will then rub into the softer
flesh of the armpit and with time can cause the cat to have a deep
wound. If this does happen the cat will need immediate
veterinary
treatment, and is likely to need repeated surgery to close the wound
up, which can be traumatic for your cat.
However,
by following a few simple steps this sort of injury can be easily
prevented.
Collar injuries tend to occur if a cat is trying to remove a loose
fitting collar or if they get a looser collar caught on a branch whilst
out and about.
To prevent this from
happening:
Always
ensure that your cat's collar is correctly fitted.
Ideally the collar should be tight enough to stop it getting caught,
but still allow you to get two fingers underneath to ensure it is not
too tight making it uncomfortable for your pet.
Collars
should be regularly checked to make sure they have not become too small
because as your cat grows so should his collar.
There
are many types of collar available to buy but the most suitable is the
“quick release” collar.
This collar has a clip that will release if it is pulled hard, allowing
cats to break free if they become trapped.
It
is always worth testing a quick release collar before buying it as some
will have an easier release mechanism than others. The most
effective ones are those that give under a moderate amount of
force.
If they come apart too easily your cat may end up losing them
frequently, which can be costly for you.
However
the easiest way of ensuring your cat does not get a collar injury is to
not put a collar on at all.
If the
collar you are using is for identification only then it would be
worthwhile considering "microchipping"
your cat instead. This is when a small microchip
about the size of a grain of rice is implanted under the skin between
the cats shoulder blades. Once this has been done it is there for life,
and when scanned at a veterinary practice gives a unique number that
allows your cat to be traced to you through a database.
Cat
collars can cost from around £3 upwards, and many times when they lose
them, whereas a microchip
costing around £20 is for life, surely its cheaper and indeed much
safer.
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