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All the cats pictured below are, for some reason or another, not homeable. Some of them have come in as feral kittens and will never trust anyone apart from the fosterer who first tamed them, some of them have been so badly treated in their past that they will never trust another human being and some are suffering from on going medical problems. These cats all live happily with their fosterers who they know, trust and love. We ask for your help to be able to keep them happy and well.
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A Special Cat that Needs Your Help Domino Domino needs you to sponsor him as he is extremely special. He was born with a condition that is called Cerebella Hyperplasia which is brain damage. He does not realize anything is wrong and behaves like a normal cat. To read more about Domino on his own Special Page, click on his picture on the left.
It is with great sadness in our hearts, that we have to announce that Merlin had to be put to sleep on Friday the 3rd Sept, 2010, at the age of 11 months. He suffered some kind of seizure, which he never recovered from. To read more about his last days, click here.
Dorcas suffers from recurrent cystitis and has to be on a special diet. She lives happily with her fosterer.
Woodbine
Woodbine is a very shy cat who was rescued from a roof at Mcdonalds. She never comes for a stroke or a tit-bit but loves Boris and Merlin (pictured below) who she lives with.
Molly Molly is very nervous and can be aggressive, but she leads a good life and comes and goes when she pleases at her foster home.
Ria and Jasper Ria and Jasper were born in a pen situation which has left them very, very nervous of strangers and any household noises. They are now living indoors with their fosterer and are gradually adjusting but are much too nervous to be rehomed.
Dusty Dusty has been in care since he was 7 weeks old. He is so very, very nervous that nobody ever sees him, so it isn't possible to re-home him, perhaps someone would like to sponsor him instead. He lives happily in his fosterers home with Simba, Petra, Leo and Gemma.
Simba Simba was a feral kitten and won't come near people but he is happy playing with the other cats and his brothers and sister at his foster home.
Leo As you can see, Leo looks quite relaxed, but that's because this photo was taken from a distance. He will not be approached, but goes to his fosterer for a cuddle now and again.
Petra Petra is the sister of the two boys above, Simba and Leo. Like Leo she will come for the occasional cuddle, but other than that will not be touched.
Gemma Gemma was very wild when she came in and is now very hard to manage as she can be very spiteful. She does have her nicer moments though when she will allow herself to be stroked.
Poppet Poppet is a very shy girl.
Jack(Elaines) Jack is a feral cat and likes to come and go as he pleases, but is very well looked after by his fosterer.
Jill Jill is Jack's sister, she likes to be indoors more than Jack, but does not like to be handled.
Pebbles Pebbles came into care with three kittens which although nervous, have been successfully re-homed. She has suffered a lot from gingivitis, and now she is getting older she has an irritable bowel. She lives in a fosterers' home.
Polly(tabby) Polly may look like an angel, but looks can be deceiving !
Boris This is Boris, the white one, he is one of our resident feral cats. He is the most friendly of the feral cats. He has been in our care now for over 5 years and will never be re-homed.
ShebaSheba has been in care nearly all her life. She is a very loving cat with her fosterer. |
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