Welfare News
POOR LOUISDOVER 21 JULY
WHEN LOUIS'S RESCUER LEFT THE HOUSE TO PICK UP THE BENGAL CAT SHE HAD WITNESSED CHANGING HOMES 5 OR 6 TIMES ON A RECYCLE WEB SITE SHE REALLY BECAME HIS GUARDIAN ANGEL. FOR SEVERAL MONTHS JOANNE HAD WORRIED ABOUT THE BENGAL CAT REAPPEARING ON THE FREE ADDS SITE AND ALWAYS UNDER A DIFFERENT NAME. ENOUGHT WAS ENOUGH, SHE DIDN'T WANT A CAT BUT NEITHER COULD SHE SIT BACK AND WITNESS THIS INHUMANE GAME OF PASS THE PARCEL THAT HAD BECOME LOUIS'E LIFE.
LOUIS IS SAFE FOR THE MOMENT BUT JOANNE HASN'T THE FACILITIES TO KEEP HIM LONG TERM. WE ARE LOOKING FOR A FOREVER HOME WHERE LOUIS CAN FEEL SAFE.
HE IS 3 YEARS OLD AND VERY LOVELY
PLEASE CONTACT ANNE DE BERRY anne@indykatz.com telephone 01690710465
Tomcat is a 7 year old handsome neutred black and gold Bengal tom. He is a loving, sensitive cat with a cheeky personality, loves to play fetch and gives his scratching play centre plenty of use and abuse, will chase anything at the end of a string and is an excellent hunter, which, living in a tiny cult de sac is causing endless trouble with the neighbours. Having been involved with a major road accident he spent many months at the vets having his pelvis plated and pinned. When he return home his original owner had in the meantime got another pedigree cat and Tomcat just did not get on with it. Consequently he was re homed to me just over three years ago. I live with my disabled mother and one other cat. During this time Tomcat has not settled totally, never really getting along with my mother’s cat. Tomcat is progressively causing family tensions resulting in him spraying. I work full time and my Mother is unable to cope with his hunting antics, complaining neighbours, and him squabbling with her cat which results in Tomcat spraying around the house. He desperately needs a loving home with full time attention. When I am home he does not spray and is a constant companion and will walk out happily on his lead, is litter trained, loves good quality food, the fresher the better he just want s to be with you constantly, Tomcat believes he is more of a dog than a cat, is great with children and not aggressive in any way. I hope Tomcat can finally settle down in a stable home with 24/7 love and attention as at the moment his life is hell. thanks for your help Lynda Davies.
