All cats adopted from us come with 5 weeks free pet insurance – whatever their age
Vlad and Tish
This next re-homing post is the first for us and the process will be a lot different so its going to take longer and will be done in stages. Firstly the definite NO’S are you do not own any dogs or cats and no all day workers as they require a lot of interaction. What we are looking for is preferably a family as they came from a home with children and the foster has children and they enjoy interacting with them. Also you have to demonstrate a knowledge of the breed as they are not your average moggie far from it. If you have children they must visit with you at the meet and greet stage. All the home visits will be done first and other checks completed before you meet them also you may not be the only family we are considering. So if you fill all of these requirements please call 07591 976006 10am-6pm messages texts will not be responded too.
They are both neutered microchipped and vaccinated worm treated come with 5 weeks free insurance. Donation is required.
*Meet Vlad & Tish – A Perfect Pair of Playful Sphynx Kittens! *
Say hello to Vlad and Tish, two 6-month-old Sphynx kittens who are as charming as they are affectionate! This adorable brother-sister duo are looking for their forever home together, and they’ll bring endless fun, love, and purrs wherever they go.
Vlad is the confident explorer of the pair. He’s full of energy and curiosity—always ready to chase toys, leap around the room, and make you laugh with his antics. He’s bold, outgoing, and loves being the centre of attention.
Tish, on the other hand, is the gentle sweetheart. She enjoys playtime too but is just as happy curling up in your lap for a cuddle. Her calm nature perfectly balances Vlad’s exuberance, and together they make the best team.
Both Vlad and Tish are incredibly social, love meeting new people (they have no problem saying hello to strangers!), and are wonderful with children. They’re true lap cats who will reward you with endless snuggles and strong, happy purrs.
As Sphynx cats, they do need a quite a bit of extra care — weekly baths, regular ear cleaning and claw clipping as they cannot go outside. However if you are looking for incredibly affectionate, people-focused cats and have lots of time and attention to give then they make every bit of effort worthwhile
Nula, Star, Blaze, Susie,Sally
PLEASE READ THE FULL WRITE-UP. This is a very long post. Telephone enquires ONLY, messages will not be responded to. Donation and home visit apply call 07591 976006 10am-6pm
Nula’s story, we received a call from a lady saying she had opened her back door to find Nula and her newborn babies in her covered porch. We arranged to go around and get them all to safety. She was extremely protective of her babies, so we were unsure as to whether she was feral or not. So we decided to set a trap while waiting in the car for her to go into the trap. We had left the rear of the car open, and unbeknownst to us, a naughty neighbor’s cat got in. The neighbor arrived home and spotted him and said My cat is in the back of your car so we then explained why we were there and what we were doing. It turned out that Nula was his cat and that she had escaped from their house 12 months previously, and they had tried unsuccessfully to get her back in. In the meantime, they had bought a puppy, and Nula really dislikes dogs, and they didn’t have a safe place to put her and her kittens.
Because of the fact that she had been on the streets for 12 months, she was not in the best of condition, being pregnant and then trying to raise 5 kittens as well as look after herself, we took her in with the 5 kittens and gave her all the love and support she needed lots of cooked chicken and protein rich food to build her up and produce milk. All the little family started doing well, and to our amazement, 3 weeks later, the kittens were starting to eat solid food. She continued to nurse the kittens successfully, but unfortunately, when the kittens were 6 weeks old, Nula became unwell. She was taken to our vet and diagnosed with the start of cat flu. She was given antibiotics, and after advice from the vet, and because the kittens were eating, we separated her from the kittens. A few days later, Little Man and Sally were showing symptoms and were also given antibiotics. At Nula’s next checkup, we were advised to test her for Feline Herpes and Chlamydophila virus, and unfortunately, herpesvirus was detected, but not the Chlamydophila. This also means her kittens could carry the herpesvirus. The advice from the vets is that they are all vaccinated and receive the booster every year, as with all vaccines, it may not stop them getting cat flu, but it won’t be as severe; they can lead a normal life, including going out, but would need to be quarantined should they become symptomatic. People who want to research more about the virus to make an informed decision as to whether to adopt this is the link the vet provided.
Nula is approximately 2 years old, spayed, microchipped, vaccinated, and flea/wormed. She is the most loving cat you could ever meet, dislikes dogs, but does like to have a good conversation with humans. She could live with a vaccinated cat or one that carries the same virus. She is semi-long-haired and loves to be brushed and will roll over for belly tickles. Her kittens are 11 weeks old, microchipped, vaccinated, flea/wormed, and the donation covers them to be spayed or neutered at our vets once they weigh enough. They love to climb and chase each other, can be homed in pairs or on their own.
Horace, Heidi
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Horace and Hedi are looking for very special homes with people that have experience with shy cats a smaller room or an extra large dog crate to start off with is recommended they could live with another cat after slow introduction. Now for their story we received a phone call late one evening from a gentleman saying he’d been feeding the kittens in his garden for about 4 weeks and he’d managed to get them in a crate and were now in his bathroom and could we collect them my husband went for them once home we were unsure if we’d tame them as they were on the older side really scared hissing ears flat to their heads we settled them in gave them food and everything they needed and left them to settle in this was about 5 weeks ago we left it a few days before we started to gain their trust softy talking to them and coxing them with licky-Lix Horace started to enjoy strokes and fusses but very cautious Hedi is still a little shy we should have shares in the company that makes them many tubes later they are both allowing strokes and slowly without the licky licks at all although Hedi still needs to have her mind taken off being stroked they have never bitten or tried to scatch us. Horace now rolls over for my hubby to tickle his tummy Hedi still hangs back a bit neither are at the pick up and cuddle stage yet but that will come in time in the ideal world it would be great if they could stay together but we understand that is a big commitment for someone. They have been neutered microchipped flea/wormed and come with 5 weeks insurance.
