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"Claude is a gentle and affectionate boy who loves strokes and to be groomed (which is lucky as he needs a helping hand with all his floof!) He takes a little while to settle in, and needs a quiet hiding place to retreat to, but once he feels safe he enjoys company and will start to greet you in the mornings and when you get home. He has a small meow that doesn't seem fitting for a cat of such stature, and a lovely rumbling purr which starts up whenever you speak to him, and he reaches his paw out to let you know when he needs more attention. Although he has a shy nature, he hasn't been phased by visitors, but would likely prefer a mellow household with older children only and no other pets. He has now really come out of his shell. After 4 weeks he now only hides when the hoover is out and has become very playful, chasing his mouse toy and pouncing on my feet under the duvet in the morning

He is honestly such a gorgeous cat, I totally fell in love instantly!"

This 6kg handsome hunk of solid muscle needs a larger open top carrier to adequately contain his floofy gloriousness and he'd love a garden away from busy roads.

The vets guestimate him at 3 yrs, he has had his trouble nuggets removed, his chip implanted, first jab and will be having a few matts removed at his second jab next week.

Bambi is a super fluffy 5-year-old Ragdoll cross with loads of energy and love to give. She follows her fosterers all around the house to get a fuss or a play. She is sometimes tempted onto a lap if there's a fluffy blanket, otherwise she will sit on the floor next to you, keeping you company.

She has been going a bit stir-crazy in foster so would really enjoy a good amount of safe outside space to zoom around in, away from busy roads. She is used to being the only pet in the house, we haven't seen how she would get on with other pets.

She has been very calm with new visitors and noises and we expect she would settle into a new home quickly. She can get carried away when playing and sometimes gives a little nip, or goes for an ankle. For this reason she shouldn't be homed with young children, but we think she would get on with older children who understand a cat's boundaries and help keep her entertained with her toys.

Bambi came into foster with a little dry cough, but this has responded well to a short course of steroids. Fernlea vets suspect she has some mild asthma, which could be treated with steroids again in future if needed. Otherwise she has passed her health check with flying colours!

Neutered, chipped, vaccinated plus comes with 5 weeks free insurance.  BWCR would cover the cost of steroids at Fernlea vets, if necessary.