Showing posts with label male. Show all posts
Showing posts with label male. Show all posts

Monday, 31 January 2011

Mr Tom Cat - Ramsgate stray



Mr Tom Cat was picked up in Ramsgate as a stray and to date has not been claimed. He is not microchipped and we are arranging for him to be neutered, as he is a full tom. In fact, we think he was out looking for a girl friend when he was found.

Mr Tom Cat looks slightly oriental and has a bit of a yowl when he talks. He is a nice chap, probably only about a year old.

Update, 31 January 2011: great news! Mr Tom Cat's temporary foster mum likes him so much, she has adopted him for good.

Monday, 24 January 2011

Cody (he's now called Flynn)


Cody is a delightful young chap of 7 months. He was recently neutered and is now in a foster home, as his original owners literally threw him out when they came home with the new baby.

Cody is an absolute sweetheart and really does deserve a better home than he had in the past.

Update, 24 January 2011: Cody (now called Flynn) has just found a lovely new home in Deal, with a young female who wasn't featured on the blog.

Friday, 17 December 2010

Goth and Salem


Salem and Goth are a pair of beautiful brothers who were left in a cardboard box! Gentle and trusting, they need a very special home please.

Update, 17 December 2010: we are very happy to report that Goth and Salem have found a lovely new home in Whitstable and are now known as 'The General' (the ginger and white boy) and 'Mr. Pepper'.

Saturday, 23 October 2010

Tigger


Tigger is a lovely boy who was sold to us by his previous owner for £20. He is neutered, good with children, used to dogs, but as he is now growing up, we think he is starting to prefer a slightly quieter life style.





Update, 23 October 2010: Tigger has recently been homed.

Monday, 5 July 2010

Jack


Jack is the last of a litter and his owner couldn't find anyone to take him, so here he is with Cats in Crisis. Jack is a great little character, very affectionate and amusing. He is also very greedy!



Update, 5 July 2010: we are pleased to report that Jack has found a home.