Shadow
Shadow
Shadow is an incredibly sweet and gentle lady. She’s very playful and loves to chase a toy or laser pen around in the morning and after a long day snoozing in her favourite sunspot. She’ll also turn any blanket or duvet into her own little cat cave, as long as she can also snuggle up to your leg!
After being a mama to two sets of kittens at only 2 years old and then a surrogate mum when another cat in her previous home couldn’t feed, Shadow is now enjoying life with no dependents! She just needs a loving home to spoil her with lots of cuddles and treats where she can curl up next to her humans of an evening, treating them to the best little nose boops.
She didn’t react well when meeting our friend’s dog, and I think very young children might spook her. She’s used to being around other cats though so could potentially be an addition to a home with cats already 🙂 and she’ll need a garden away from busy roads.
Neutered, chopped, vaccinated plus comes with 5 weeks free insurance.
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Additional information
| Chipped | Yes |
|---|---|
| Neutered/ Spayed? | Yes |
| Sex | Female |
| Vaccination Status | Fully vaccinated |
Oscar
Foster in Bristol, ReservedUnfortunately Oscar didn't get on with the existing puss in his new home so he's come back to us. It seems once he settles in and becomes more confident he wants to be the boss! He definitely needs to be the only cat.
"Oscar is sensitive and a little shy, but a loyal cat. He loves a comfy sofa to lounge on and enjoys company, even if just to hang out next to you. He isn't too bothered with roaming outside as long as he has a comfortable warm space to sleep.
He doesn't like loud noises or sudden movements so would prefer a house without young children. Once he settles in, he's a real character and just wants to meet a companion for life."
11 yrs, neutered, chipped, vaccinated plus comes with 5 weeks free insurance.
Sofia and Ellena
Foster in BristolSofia and Ellena 5 mths old
These two girls aren’t sisters but are best of friends so needing a home together, they are sweet and playful though Sofia can take a bit of time to warm up to people so a home with older children would be best, Ellena just loves everyone.
Sofia is very needy and wants to be wherever her foster mum is even if that’s at the sink cleaning her teeth especially as both the girls love water and become mesmerised by a running tap.
If you are looking for a cat shadow and a pair of lap warmers these girls are for you.
Both have had 1st vaccinations due 2nd very soon, not neutered but we will cover the cost for this. Definitely need a garden away from busy roads and a cat flap would be preferable.
New
Hope
Foster in BristolShe didn't choose the mum life, the mum life chose her sadly and, after several litters of kittens, she's finally to be spayed. She doesn't know it yet but a lovely new life awaits her instead of living rough and giving birth over and over again in a garden.
She's about 18 months old and would like a quieter home with no young children or other pets as she learns what love and safety is all about for the first time. Oh and comfy beds, regular meals, toys and treats! She'd also like a garden away from busy roads for a sunbathe and a potter when she chooses, rather than a nursery for her rambunctious little munchkins.
Hope will be available in a couple of weeks when she's been spayed, chipped and started her vaccinations.
Heatwave
Home-from-home adoption, Reserved Heaties is a gentle tortoiseshell with white spayed shorthair. She's 9 years old and loves to be close to people. She comes to nuzzle, sleep and purr beside us on the sofa and likes to relax. She is litter tray trained but prefers to go to the toilet outside using a cat flap and explores the area around our garden but doesn't tend to go far. She is a good weight thanks to responding well to slightly reduced meals in recent years. We are very fond of her but unfortunately she is struggling with our three year old and five month old children so we have decided it is the fairest thing to let her lead a happier life in a new home with new loving carers and without the stress and unpredictability of small children.