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Squeak
Foster in BristolHi everyone, Squeak here! I know all you hoomans are in your post-Christmas stupor not even knowing what day it is so I've decided it's : Find Squeak A Home Day :)Sadly my mum passed away and I was totally discombobulated coming into foster - I hid for a while and hissed and purred at my fostermum even though I really wanted lots of fuss and strokes - she was well confuddled I can tell you.Anyways, I turned a corner and mum says I'm now an absolute joy - like a different cat she says. I was even invited to the teenager's party and I was the life and soul! I introduced myself to everyone, loved the loud music and stayed right 'til the end. Apparently I'm a "lovely little chap" and who am I to disagree?I think I'd like a quieter home as moving again will be a bit scary but teenagers are definitely ok and a garden for a potter but I think I'll stay close to home as I'm about 12 now.I've lived with my sister but we're not close so a new gentle friend might be ok -I had a major dental as my teeth weren't great and now am completely gummy, not a single tooth left so I won't be biting anyone at least!Neutered, chipped vaccinated plus 5 weeks free insurance.Ping us an email with your address and a contact number -our little gummy bear is waiting! 
Lily
Foster in BristolRemember our little helicopter mama? Well it's time for her to find her very own furever hoomansLily is very ready to have her own space after raising her five very energetic kittens although she is still little more than a kitten herself at about one year old. She is a very sweet, very busy little girl who will come and tell you that she needs an urgent head tickle and appreciates prompt service from her humans when delivering food.Lily had a tough start, living outside, begging for food and shelter with fellow family members Lulu, Bella, Grady and Oreo who we've also brought in and rehomed. Consequently she can be a little wary and may swipe if you move too quickly (or try to tell her that kitten milk is only for small kittens!) but she does tend to telegraph her intentions so it's easy enough to avoid her velvet murder mittens and she'll grow out of it when she feels safe and secure.She's becoming a playful, affectionate puss now the responsibility of motherhood is passing and would suit a home with older cat savvy children or adults only. Not sure about other cats - she *should* be ok as she's lived happily with others but her maternal hormones turned her into an overprotective little firecracker so she's probably best as an only!Soon to be vaccinated, chipped and neutered, we'd love to get her reserved so ping us a small to [email protected] with your address and a contact number if you'd like this pretty girlie under your tree
Mr Jinks
Foster in Bristol, ReservedMeet Mr. Jinks – A Cat with a Personality All His Own! 🖤🤍Mr. Jinks might give you a grumpy look now and then, but it’s all part of his charm that will make you laugh! This cheeky fellow knows exactly what he likes: stick toys to chase, cheek rubs, and just enough food to satisfy him (although most of his belly consists of the primordial pouch, which gets bigger with age, it could still do with a little slimming). He’s not one for constant cuddles, but when he’s in the mood, you’ll know it. He even has a soft spot for bathroom bonding time! Despite his age, he’s still sharp as a tack and loves a good interactive toy. Clicker training could be a fun way to keep his mind busy.He's also quite the conversationalist, offering a cheerful chirp when he’s happy or dreaming, and a short, sassy meow when he’s not impressed or wants something. Whether he’s chatting or making a point, Mr. Jinks definitely knows how to communicate!Having always been an outdoor cat, Mr. Jinks loves time outside, so he’ll thrive in a home away from busy roads where he can roam and explore. He could even be a great barn cat; he definitely would love chasing mice.. Independent as ever, he enjoys his freedom but is more than happy to return indoors for some company. He’s not a fan of the carrier (expect a bit of drama there, and he may need sedation for vet trips), so his new owner will need a patient, understanding approach—but the effort will be well worth it!Mr. Jinks isn’t one to demand constant attention, but when he chooses to spend time with you, it’s a real treat. You’ll feel extra loved when he joins you, whether it’s for a bit of playtime, chilling in the same room, or snuggling up in bed at night. He’s content a lot of the time doing his own thing, but when he’s around, you’ll be the special person he trusts to give him the retirement years he truly deserves.10 yrs, neutered, chipped, had first vaccination plus 5 weeks free insurance.If you like your cats with a bit of sass and character then mail us at [email protected]with your address and a contact number :)
Bella and Grady
Foster in Bristol, ReservedThese gorgeous babies come from the same place as mamas Lulu and Lily and are living un-neutered and unfed, just left outside by their hoarder "owner". Luckily several neighbours look out for them, feed them and kindly let them into their homes. Unfortunately we have no idea how many more there are especially as the, already pregnant again, superbreeder matriarch of the colony has now disappeared. Hopefully someone else has taken her in 🤞Bella (black&white) and Grady (grey&white) are a loving (and mischievous) pair of 7 month old kittens. These siblings must stay together as they love cuddling up together as well as chasing each other and play fighting when they are not snoozing. With bundles of energy, they would love a new family who will play with them lots - dangle string, throw balls, provide cardboard boxes etc - at least until they are allowed to explore a new garden, where they are highly likely to impress with their attempts to hunt.Previously, they adopted a home with a young child but can get overexcited when playing, so may suit a new home with older children who understand how to play on their terms and aren’t bothered about trying to pick them up (which they are not very keen on). Once you have gained their trust – fed them, showed them their routine, they are likely to require the services of your lap for down time, especially if there’s a blanket on offer. Grady in particular likes to trap you down until he’s ready for his next meal or zoomies time!They're used to being outside so need a garden away from busy roads/catio to keep them safe.P.S. if you like to leave food out and find it still there later, these two may not be the match for you. They will have you believe they haven’t been fed and attempt to share all your food so will need a watchful eye to ensure they keep to their own food and stay healthy. Bella can have a sensitive tummy if she gets very stressed, which has been easily managed but is best prevented where possible.Neutered, chipped, vaccinated with 5 weeks free insurance.These little waifs and strays would love a proper owner for the first time in their lives - please mail us at [email protected] with your address and a contact number if that could be you :)
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