This pretty 10 year old is in urgent need of a home She is lovely and friendly, used to living with other cats and would be OK with gentle children.
She has lived indoors lately though went out in the past so would be adaptable to either lifestyle.
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This pretty 10 year old is in urgent need of a home She is lovely and friendly, used to living with other cats and would be OK with gentle children.
She has lived indoors lately though went out in the past so would be adaptable to either lifestyle.
Catalina is a beautiful young cat. Approx 10-12 months old, playful and friendly. The poor young lady has already had kittens. But now spayed and ready for her new home. She should be OK with gentle children, cat friendly dog and/or possibly another cat.
Her ideal home would have someone around a lot to give her plenty of company and with outside access after a settling in period.
This 6 month old pair are brother and sister who had a bad start in life. Born to a stray mum living rough outside, they came into our care very scared little kittens.
Their fosterer has worked wonders with them and they are now used to a home environment, will enjoy a fuss on their terms, are very playful and will snuggle with her dog.
However, they will take time to get used to new people and a different home. Their ideal home would be quiet, without young children, someone home a fair bit of time to get them used to company without rushing them to be handled. and with patience to let them build trust in their own time to make friends.
They will need keeping indoors a while (2-3 months) to ensure they have bonded and know its home. But after that it would be preferable for them to have safe outside access
We have cats, young and old, that are not well socialised pets. But are ideal for homes that don't mind being hands off and maybe looking for some rodent deterrence in exchange for giving them food and shelter and keeping an eye out for them. Shelter could be a barn, garage or shed. Or a part of the house where they can do their own thing and not be stressed by human interaction.