Forever homes needed for 2 kittens 🐱 🐱 and a mom cat 🐈
I started fostering a pregnant stray cat since just b4 Christmas. She had 4 beautiful kittens and has proven to be the greatest mom still caring for them today. I’ve managed to find 2 forever homes for 2 of the kittens but still need to find forever homes for the other 2 and their mom. I’m appealing to you neighbourly viewers hoping there are at least 3 compassionate cat lovers amongst the several thousand + members who could offer these guys their forever homes 🏡
There are conditions as we don’t want to contribute to the alarming number of strays already roaming our region so who ever offers to open their homes and hearts will also need to open their wallets to pay for:
1. Neutering
2. Vaccinations
3 Continued Flea and worming treatment
* Sex unknown
A big ask but a necessity for responsible pet owners.
The 2 remaining kittens are almost four months old and ready to be rehoused. Because the mom was very protective they will need to be socialised properly as I could not bring them into our home with our existing 3 cats and dog. Nothing a couple of weeks forming a bond and developing trust won’t fix.
The mom must of had a home at some stage as she is adorable and affectionate once you earn her trust.
So you amazing 🤩 animal lovers if you can’t personally offer a home then please appeal to your friends or loved ones who might find their forever cat 🐈
You can reach me on 06 7547775.
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It was World Book Day on the 23rd of April, so what better time to celebrate some of our talented residents who have published books.
They range from children’s books, to poems, from non-fiction to a first novel - and all are proof that there is no age limit when it comes to creativity!
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