For re-homing - mother and 3 gorgeous tabby sons. Their current carer Susan says Mom gave birth to 5 kittens underneath a derelict car at the back of the local garage. Not only was it very dirty, but extremely dangerous. I was only told about their existence when they were 5 weeks old. Since then they have been living in my spare room as they are terrified of my dog. The 2 girls have since been re-homed. Mom has been spayed on 22/7/14 and fully recovered. The vets estimate she is between 1-2 years old. She is extremely happy to be picked up and thoroughly enjoys being fussed and brushed. She will make an excellent lap cat. The first kitten is a stripey tabby. He has the most endearing sad expression but is very responsive to being fussed and is the slightly quieter one of the 3. He is also the largest of the boys. The other 2 are spotty tabbies. The first of these is the smallest kitten - he is entirely tabby apart from a white bib and is the most timid of the 3 regarding fuss, mainly because he prefers to be playing football with rolled up bits of newspaper. The 3rd is also a spotty tabby but has a white bib and paws. He has a slimmer face than the other 2 and a most unusual curly tail. I have checked with the vet and this is perfectly ok as he can curl it under also. They each have wonderful individual characters. All 4 use the litter tray. They need to be re-homed asap as at the moment they are living in 2 cages. I let them out several times a day for a run around, but feel it is unfair for them to be confined for so long. I worry that the longer they are like this, it may cause them long term problems. They are able to be re-homed separately. Previous experience of cats would be preferred by Sue who will arrange to visit your home for the purpose of a home check. For more information, please contact Sue direct on 07847 230888. A donation of £40 is requested by Sue which will be forwarded to Cats Protection
Posted on: Wed, 13 Aug 2014 17:52:36 +0000
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