Tigger

Tigger is a big, cuddly and affectionate boy. He is 7 years old and more dog than cat reallly in his mannerisms. His owner had to surrender him due to her own health issues and because the entire male cats that lived next door to her were terrorising him on a daily basis. Heis a lover not a hater so was always at the bottom of the pecking order, constantly being injured or bullied. Tigger could go with another kind cat that isnt going to hurt him. Or maybe a family looking to take on their first pet as he is very friendly and relaxed around people. He has not been dog tested. But didnt react aggressively to dogs in the vets kennels where he spent a few nights whilst waiting to be fostered. He has a moderate heart murmur (2-3/6) which will need monitoring and possible treatment later in life. At the moment, he doesnt display any symptoms of being unwell and is desperate to cuddle and be loved. He is neutered and will be vaccinated before adoption (or have vaccination appointments which RSPCA will pay for) Tigger likes to go outside so a safe space for him to do so would be ideal. Homechecks will apply

Urgent homes needed -

We are arranging intake of a large group of cats and are in urgent need of homes for the ones that are fit and healthy. There are 4 one year old males who can go to new homes as pairs or singly. They are friendly, used to children and obviously used to other cats. They are to be neutered and chipped shortly and then ready for new homes. Homes with outdoor access (after settling in period) will be required. Photos and more info to follow.

Felix

This cheekie chappie is a year old. Very sociable and loves attention. Sadly members of his former owner's family are allergic to him so he needs somewhere new to spread his charm He would be best as an only cat and will enjoy outside access after a settling in period

Sammy

Sammy is a sweet 8 year old who came into our care with a nasty abcess which is all healed. He needs a home where he can have outside access and might suit a farm or stables as he seems to prefer a largely outdoor life. He is prone to toiletting outside his litter tray which is why he is taking so long to find a permenant home. We think this might improve if he wasnt with other animals. He is shy so will need some patience to help him grow in confidence. But can be affectionate when he trusts people.