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We have so many
reasons to be extremely grateful to Keziah and her Mum! She has taken several
of our senior citizens as well as making regular generous donations to our Sub
A Senior Fund. Her latest acquisition is PussPuss who, due to a flea
allergy had virtually no fur on his back end! This is unlikely to regrow to how
it should be but as one of Keziah's 'furchildren' he will have no worries about
being loved! Her cats are all given fancy, posh names which are ever evolving -
Jessica is now Lady Zsa Zsa and just look what she has called PussPuss......!!
Just look what a
handsome boy Mr Puss Puss Scrag-end No Trousers Reject is now! What a
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Daisy and
Boris have settled in really well and they are such a pleasure to have. We
kept them both indoors for three weeks before letting them into the garden.
Boris loves it outside and is an explorer whereas Daisy will stick her nose out
and run back in again. She is very much a 'cosy home' cat. They both like lots
of loving and in fact were up on our laps the first day we brought home. Thank
you all ever so much. We could not imagine our home without them now. We carry
on supporting Foal Farm and come up there every two weeks to buy a supply of
cat food and litter. The farm is such a worthwhile cause and you all do such a
great job.
Thanks for the compliments, we do appreciate your
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We were so delighted
when these 3 were offered a home together, they are so attached to each other
as you can see!
Daphne, George and Charlie are settling in. They have
settled in really well. George was a bit wary at first and tried to hide away,
but he's full of himself now he knows he's in a settled home. They managed to
find hiding places we never new existed when they first got here and went
exploring round the house. They are very playful and good natured with the
kids. The kids adore them and have spent their pocket money buying toys for the
cats to play with. They are all still very close and enjoy bundling with each
other (especially the boys), and chasing each other round the house upstairs
and down. Thank you for letting us bring them home. |
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It is a year
since we 'took custody' of Legolas. He is doing extremely well and is
most definitely one of the family. He is very affectionate likes to know where
you are and always hungry!! He has proved himself a good hunter catching a few
rats (urgh!) mice and unfortunately several nice birds. We wouldn't be without
him. I have attached a few pictures taken of him in his favourite spot on his
radiator bed. This was the best purchase we ever made for him as we now get to
sit on the armchairs! |