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Tom turned up at his
previous owner's house as a stray adult. Sadly, his owner has
been taken into care so Tom is looking for someone new to love
him. A mature chap, he has just had his teeth sorted out so
is currently eating his way back to full condition. He likes
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Poor old Snowy is back again! This will be her third stay
with us and all through no fault of her own. This time her
owners fell out with each other and neither could keep Snowy
so she is back in our care yet again. Totally deaf, Snowy
needs to live at the end of a culdesac or somewhere where
she will be safe from traffic dangers. A mature puss, she
would love to team up with a pensioner and share a quiet lifestyle.
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Duchess came into our care earlier in the year
when she rashly ventured into the wrong garden and was attacked
by dogs. We eventually found her owner and she went home none
the worse for her ordeal. However, she, William and Pearl have
now all been handed in to us as their owner has moved away.
Typical tortie, Duchess is a feisty, lively youngster who would
prefer not to meet any new cats.
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and about three years old. Like her daughter, she has heaps
of personality and likes an independent lifestyle. They would
both be happy with people who are out at work all day and like
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A very elderly gentleman, Bobby has abandoned his life of
the road with enthusiasm and is hoping that someone out there
might adopt him for his final years. He is too old, he reckons,
to keep up the fight against hunger and the thought of another
winter on the streets is just too much! A sweet-natured cat,
he is very undemanding and would just love to be special to
someone.
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Frenchay is a very affectionate and chatty little cat. She
adores human company, but unfortunately dislikes other cats.
We think she must have been a pirate's parrot in a previous
life, as Frenchay loves to perch on her fosterer's shoulder
and offer a running commentary on the 'goings on' of the rest
of the household. She is a lovely little companion to come
home to.
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Carli is charcoal grey and white
and a youngster in need of a loving home. She is an independent
but not very assertive puss so would be happy with a family
out at work all day so long as she can have some attention and
fuss in the evenings. She would probably be happier as an only
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George and Spike (below) were originally part of a household
of six cats. Both large, handsome chaps they are looking for
a home together with someone who has the patience to allow
them time to gain their confidence in a new situation. Both
are likely to want to hide for the first few days but, once
they have found their paws, they will make wonderful companion
cats.
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They are both mature, placid cats who will not be climbing
curtains of taking up the carpets. Pipe, slippers and a widescreen
TV are more their idea of home.
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