Taking in strays
 

I have a feral rescue.

Got him as a kitten, from a shelter where son & I had helped socialise him.
He's a cat of character is my Marble. Still quite a nervous cat, but
affectionate (not a lap cat though). He is, however, my "Bad Cat" and "Psycho
Cat From Hell" ;-) He still has his feral roots, but with his "hoomins" he's a
lovely cat of character.

Cheers, helen s


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CAROL HUTCHINNGS wrote:
I just want to share some good news with other cat lovers. We took in
two feral cats a few weeks ago, brother & sister. He was supposed to
be impossible to "humanise", although his sister was o.k.
They had been penned for six months whilst looking for an outside
home, with food & shelter. We took them on!
Three weeks later, Paddy & Muppet as we call them, are now free
again, Paddy is a love, and answers to his name and loves to be
fussed. So all you cay lovers - never give up! Even the most nervous
cat can be tamed!

Never say never, I'm happy for Paddy & Muppet, finding a great slave.
--
Adrian
A House Is Not A Home, Without A Cat.

Congratulations, Carol,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"CAROL HUTCHINNGS" wrote in
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I just want to share some good news with other cat lovers. We took in two
feral cats a few weeks ago, brother & sister. snip

"CAROL HUTCHINNGS" wrote
I just want to share some good news with other cat lovers. We took in two
feral cats a few weeks ago, brother & sister.

So happy that you and the furry ones found each other.

--
Marina