Stevie and Poubelle
Foster in Bristol, ReservedTwo very lovely older ladies who have been living rough for quite a while - more cats let down by their owners :(Stevie (tortie) and Poubelle (grey) are around 12 years old. They are a very sweet bonded pair who love each other’s company. After being left outside when their owners moved away they are enjoying the comforts of being indoors with their fosterers, after a few weeks of being quite shy.Stevie is very friendly and loves to accept a fuss, climbing all over you to get the best chin scratches. Poubelle is less of a lap cat but also loves a chin scratch, and she enjoys playing with a feathery fishing rod toy. Poubelle loves her food and especially loves drinking water - this has been checked out by the vets and she has a clean bill of health so nothing to be concerned about.They would love a garden away from busy roads and would be fine with older children but not other pets.Most of all they want someone who loves and cherishes them this time round.Neutered, chipped, vaccinated plus come with 5 weeks free insurance.
Bambi
Foster in Bristol, ReservedBambi 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.
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