In need of a home
Midge is a young female torty who is now abount nine months old. She has been neutered, fully vaccinated and chipped and is ready to go to her new home.
She is friendly, cheeky and loves to play, as all young cats should be. She would also get on well with aonother cat and would suit a family environment.
In need of a home
These two handsome boys are Merna’s kittens. about a year old now. As they were caught late they were a bit on the wild side.
They have both improved, one better than the other. The bigger One of the two is friendly and comes for a stroke and would be a really nice cat with more imput and time.
The smaller one, although is sitting quietly and runs around and plays he does not like to be stroked, so will be a bit of a problem. He should get better with time as he jumps on the bed and plays but you are not allowed to get to close.
We are not expecting someone to adopt both, it’s just they were on the bed together when the photo was taken, so a home for One would be nice.
In need of a home
Merna is a long haired cat around three years old. Another stray in an ever increasing stray population that inhabits our gardens streets and alleyways. Merna was one of the lucky ones where a kind lady was feeding her and her two older kittens.
Merna was a bit difficult at first but over time has become a much friendlier cat. She does not particularly like being with the other cats in foster care so a home as an only cat is what she needs with a nice garden, but no children. Experienced cat owners would be best for her.
In need of a home
Feral Cats are in as much need as friendly ones. They are often found in small groups in some back gardens or larger colonies on waste ground or behind shops etc. These type of cats are difficult to place so we are always looking for somewhere for them to go. Some people are happy to have a couple of feral cats living in their garden and as long as they provide dry warm shelter and food can live a long and happy life and even can get quite friendly over time.
