Foster in Bristol

Hi my name is Bonnie, I had to come into foster at short notice. Sadly both my pawrents have been diagnosed with illnesses which means they wouldn't be able to look after me properly any more." My foster mum says:- Bonnie was very shy when she first came to foster. However, since having gained her trust I can say that she is coming out of her shell and is very affectionate! She loves to bump you with her head for scratches and tickles, and will sometimes sit next to you and purr away! She becomes a little more active in the evening and enjoys being teased with string or even a pencil! I think she would be suited to an individual or couple where she can have a quiet safe space to adjust until she begins to trust. But when she does learn to trust she is the sweetest, prettiest girl with a lovely temperament. I will be sorry to see her go! She's not used to children, dogs or other cats and would like a safe garden for a potter. 12 years old, neutered, chipped, vaccinated with 5 weeks free insurance. Ping us an email to [email protected] with your address and a contact number for this bonny little floof

Meet Daisy and Bella - two sweet, charismatic, and beautiful girls looking for their forever home. The gorgeous Daisy is a 4-year-old domestic long-hair who LOVES to play, but also enjoys cuddling next to you on the sofa. In her previous home, Daisy enjoyed exploring the great outdoors in her rural garden by day, then chasing a wand/laser pointer and taking a snooze in the evening. Bella, a charming 15-year-old tortie, is a little less playful but is still very agile in her mature years. She spends much of her days napping in the nearest sunny spot, but occasionally zoomies around the house or chases fluffy toys. Both Daisy and Bella are FULL of personality. They are used to being handled, enjoy a cuddle on their own terms, and will be your best friends in exchange for a treat. These two ladies came to us after their owner sadly passed away and were very much loved. Despite being a former rescue, Bella took to her foster home straight away, and though Daisy was a little less confident to start, she has adapted very quickly and has proven to be a friendly, loving girl. Their previous home was in a rural location with a large garden and no roads, so neither Daisy nor Bella has any road sense. It's therefore essential that they be rehomed well away from main roads and traffic. Bella has been found to be in very mild renal failure but should have many more years on a renal diet (BWCR can help with the cost) as it's been diagnosed so early. Neutered, chipped, vaccinated with 5 years free insurance. Please mail us at [email protected] with your address and a contact number for our odd couple :)