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Readers of our pages
over the last few months will have followed the story of Kate &
Sidney with interest. They came in to us, at the age of 11yrs as their
owner went to live in India. Because of their age and the fact that Kate is
diabetic and needs daily insulin injections, they were not the easiest cats to
rehome and we were getting desperate when they had been with us for several
months. You can imagine our delight when Chelsea, a nurse who has a diabetic
father, offered to give them a home. She has a young daughter and we were not
sure how the cats would react to her but as you can see from the pictures we
need not have worried! Chelsea sent these photographs just a short while after
taking them home. I forwarded them on to their previous owners and they reduced
her to tears of joy! Thank you Chelsea & Aisling.
They are absolutely gorgeous and
have settled in very well especially Sid. They are brilliant with Aisling! .
They continue to thrive and rule the house, especially S. He's a lot more
confident than K but even she has settled down really well, they are both
gorgeous cats. Thanks again for these lovely pets, the pictures sum up what
lovely animals they are and how they have become part of the
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These are probably
the most beautiful kittens we have ever had at Foal Farm, silver tabbies are
not too common at rescue centres! It is great to see them looking so contented.
Nellie &
Norman have settled in really well, both are real characters, Nellie is the
shy one and very cautious but Norman is really cheeky, into everything. They
are really beautiful and so full of fun. I will send you more pictures in the
summer when they venture out into the garden, I am so looking forward to that!.
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And we are so grateful to you for
giving cats like Gus a new life! |
Josh (now renamed
Gus) has settled in well with us and is very happy. He enjoys lying on
his back and having his tummy tickled! He is a very active cat, and has made
lots of new friends. We are so grateful to Foal Farm for their work with cats
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She was brought in for
being dirty in the house (not an uncommon problem with Persians) and she
refused to eat during her stay - she was skin and bone! Thank goodness she now
has someone to love her! |
Since bringing
Minnie home 3 weeks ago, she has been an absolute joy. She has settled
in very quickly with her new brother. She uses her litter tray and we have had
no accidents at all. She has a very healthy appetite and we have not had any
problems with her not eating. She loves to keep us awake at night playing, but
we don't mind as at least now she is happy. She is brushed everyday and loves
every minute of it - she whinges when the brush goes away!!! I will keep you
updated with her progress. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to own such
a lovely cat. |
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Gus was a bit
of a grump at times and he had a dodgy eye so we were concerned as to whether
we could find a suitable home for him. Fortunately, Jenny came along and met
him! This letter arrived after 2 weeks in his new home.
He is doing fine, eating and
drinking well and appears well house trained as we have not had a single
accident. He seems calm and relaxed although he did let us know that he doesn't
like his tummy tickled. He has had visitors and was charming to all! Be assurd
he is in a loving and caring home and we all think he is a handsome young
man. |