Post by myothercatisacat on Jun 17, 2013 14:59:22 GMT
Hello,
Don't suppose there's anybody out there who could help me rehome a very lovely, affectionate 11-year-old lady cat in the Leicestershire area of England? She's very special to me but has to be rehomed for genuine reasons outside my control (happy to explain these to anybody who's interested).
She's up to date with her vaccinations, spayed and microchipped, and has no health issues that we know of (although she is a little overweight). She can live indoors-only or go outside, she's used to both. She can use a litter tray with no problems and should be OK with a cat flap, although she's more used to waiting at the door and asking to be let out!
She mostly tends to snooze the day away and loves nothing more than a lap to curl up on. She'd be best suited to somebody who's around most of the time, perhaps a retired person, who can give her lots of attention.
It would break my heart to put her in a shelter, but she really can't live with me as I already have two cats who hate other cats and would attack her. I'm putting her in a cattery until I find her a new home, so it would be great if anyone can help (or can put me in touch with somebody who can)!
I don't want any money for her, I just want her to find a loving home. I can provide the new owner with litter trays, litter, wet and dry food and toys.
Thanks so much for reading! x
Don't suppose there's anybody out there who could help me rehome a very lovely, affectionate 11-year-old lady cat in the Leicestershire area of England? She's very special to me but has to be rehomed for genuine reasons outside my control (happy to explain these to anybody who's interested).
She's up to date with her vaccinations, spayed and microchipped, and has no health issues that we know of (although she is a little overweight). She can live indoors-only or go outside, she's used to both. She can use a litter tray with no problems and should be OK with a cat flap, although she's more used to waiting at the door and asking to be let out!
She mostly tends to snooze the day away and loves nothing more than a lap to curl up on. She'd be best suited to somebody who's around most of the time, perhaps a retired person, who can give her lots of attention.
It would break my heart to put her in a shelter, but she really can't live with me as I already have two cats who hate other cats and would attack her. I'm putting her in a cattery until I find her a new home, so it would be great if anyone can help (or can put me in touch with somebody who can)!
I don't want any money for her, I just want her to find a loving home. I can provide the new owner with litter trays, litter, wet and dry food and toys.
Thanks so much for reading! x
xx
