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Well, as soon as I can place Oscar anyway!! My offer of swapping didn't go down well, so hopefully the vets friend will want him, I should know on Mon.
This little one was picked up by the rescue Zi is from 2 weeks ago, but they have cat flu at present, so they really dont have the space, but as they found her in the road on their way home, there was no option, she is living in a cage in a kitchen at the moment. She is either a black, or a faded tortie, I couldnt work out when I first met her (and no pics yet), vet just said she was very old. I am not sure how long she will have, I must be bonkers after already losing two cats this year!!
She did initially have a placement lined up for next week, but they had concerns in case the person's dogs were too much for her, so they asked me instead (I made a big fuss of her when I met her, I had to sit on the cold floor for half an hour cos I made the mistake of picking her up and putting her on my knee - she didnt want to move). She is going in the bathroom, as my stairs dont have backs, so it would be too risky for her to go near them, and as she is very old with no sight or hearing, I think it will be fine for her, she will have a nice bed in front of the radiator and everything close to her. She can find food, drink and litter tray with no problems, even though she had only been there about 24 hours when I met her.
Well, as soon as I can place Oscar anyway!! My offer of swapping didn't go down well, so hopefully the vets friend will want him, I should know on Mon.
This little one was picked up by the rescue Zi is from 2 weeks ago, but they have cat flu at present, so they really dont have the space, but as they found her in the road on their way home, there was no option, she is living in a cage in a kitchen at the moment. She is either a black, or a faded tortie, I couldnt work out when I first met her (and no pics yet), vet just said she was very old. I am not sure how long she will have, I must be bonkers after already losing two cats this year!!
She did initially have a placement lined up for next week, but they had concerns in case the person's dogs were too much for her, so they asked me instead (I made a big fuss of her when I met her, I had to sit on the cold floor for half an hour cos I made the mistake of picking her up and putting her on my knee - she didnt want to move). She is going in the bathroom, as my stairs dont have backs, so it would be too risky for her to go near them, and as she is very old with no sight or hearing, I think it will be fine for her, she will have a nice bed in front of the radiator and everything close to her. She can find food, drink and litter tray with no problems, even though she had only been there about 24 hours when I met her.