Petal (Nov 2018)
We have recently done the follow up visit for Petal and are really pleased that she is doing so well and is really settled in her new forever home. Thank you for giving her a lovely home.
Theo (Aug. 2018)
A lovely, laid back kitten who has grown into a loving, gentle
young cat who is purr-fectly bonded with his young family. He enjoys
going outside but never wanders far. When Oliver goes down for a nap
he is a lovely sofa surfing companion for Jessica. Whether it's
playing with Oliver until all the toys disappear under the sofa or
snuggling into his slaves dressing gown for a lazy morning he is
clearly adored.
It was lovely to see how Theo was so laid
back with everyone in the house from jumping up on the sofa with
Jessica, sitting next to Oliver or enjoying attention from Jessica's
partner Jonay. Like many cats he is a creature of habit and knows
exactly when it's tea time, he has a good appetite. Theo usually
goes to bed exactly the same time as the family whether its snoozing
on the sofa or a catnap on their bed. Thank you to Jessica and
family for giving this cuddly young chap a happy forever home.
Nell (Aug 2018)
Nell (formally Angel) has settled in really well at her new home, she loves playing and enjoys exploring outdoors. Nell greets her owners when they come home from work and she likes to share their bed on a night. Thank you for giving her a lovely new home.
Sid (August 2018)
Sid was a love at his follow up visit he greeted the home visitor and even sat on her knee Adopted six months ago he is described as a treasure and gorgeous . Sid came into the branch after he was abandoned on a popular dog walking path as a kitten so we are pleased that he has a loving home now, his owners are so happy with him he is very loving and has a wonderful purr.
Archie (August 2018)
Archie was a very frightened boy with a mark on his nose from panicking in a cat trap when he first came into care. He has now found a loving and very understanding forever friend in Carol. He is still nervous of new people. He has come on a lot as he wouldn't have come out at all to any visitors before. One to one however, Carol says he is a smashing companion cat. He loves having the freedom to explore the outside. Archie likes being brushed and loves his food. He was unsure what to make of Amy and Georgina's visit but a few strokes and he was sat with Georgina for head scratches and photographs. A happy ending for Archie.
Carrie (Aug. 2018)
Carrie has settled in her home really well. She loves being outside exploring the fields and bringing little presents home. Her new slave adores her and thinks Carrie is a great companion.
Lily (Aug. 2018)
Her family say she took time to settle but they took it slowly and now she is the boss of the house, telling the other cat and dog where to go. Lily enjoys exlprin She is very greedy with her food always knows when the fridge is open and when food is being cooked. Her family adore her, she enjoys a cuddle now and again but this is on her terms.
Charlie (July 2018)
Charlie had been living in someone’s garden for quite a
while, he had a few nasty wounds from living rough as a full tom.
Charlie could get very anxious and scratched his neck raw.
Now he
is purr-fectly settled with Rosemary. He appreciates watching the TV
and having cuddles on the sofa.
Charlie doesn't go far but can
be found in the front garden cat napping under a model wheel barrow
in good weather.
He can't get enough fuss and attention,
particularly chin rubs and head scratches. He looks lovingly at his
forever slave and responds to her call. He greets people he knows
and is curious about other local animals but it's Rosemary's company
he enjoys the most.
Charlie likes catnip so much so that one
of his catnip toys is now black with slobber and dirt from
enthusiastic play time! He still has his moments of being a bit shy
but he has come a long way from the cat who hid on his first
viewing. Rosemary said he is a lovely cat and she is really pleased
with him, he is great company. Whether it's the bed or the sofa,
Charlie goes where he wants and is clearly much loved. It was nice
that he came up for a stroke and offered soft purrs during the
visit. Thank you to Rosemary for having the patience and giving this
charming boy a loving forever home.
Sparky (June 2018)
This is Sparky who came into care in February (left) and this is
him now. He was in a very sorry state when he first came to the
attention of Goole RSPCA, bloodied, scared, unneutered and unloved.
Thanks to the dedication of his foster carers Jill and Andy he
became a gorgeous boy who appreciated having regular meals and lots
of attention.
Sparky found a home with Chloe who took him on
trial initially, she had never owned a cat on her own before. They
kindly assisted with any queries or concerns she had and supported
her with encouraging Sparky in his new surroundings. A lot of time,
patience and dedication is put in to both the fostering and the
adoption process. Purrs to the kind volunteers and understanding new
forever homes who put so much effort in. It is lovely to see update
photos and carry out follow up visits to see that the work has paid
off by all involved.
Nancy (May 2018)
Beth today now called Nancy has settled in well enjoys being outside now, chasing flies and finding objects. Loves to play. Definitely rules the roost as she lets her new owners know when she wants feeding to the point of helping herself to dreamies. She snuggles up to her owners on an evening & gets on well with the other cat at her forever home. Lovely to see her looking so happy, thank you.
Sheba and Bertie (MAY 2018)
The adopter came to adopt Sheba but Jeremy kept giving her the
eye and melted her heart so she took them both. They were enjoying
playing outside at the follow up but came for strokes and fuss.
Jeremy is now called Bertie, he and Sheba are purr-fect pals chasing
birds, squirrels and as you can see, appreciate exploring a lovely
garden.
Both have grown into lovely character cats enjoying
their slave’s company and have befriended the resident old golden
Labrador.
Bertie is cheeky, very inquisitive whilst Sheba
prefers to relax and people watch.
Their owner is a painter and
is planning to paint pictures of her cats, we look forward to seeing
the finished projects! Clearly a very happy ending for these two.
Tilly (April 2018)
A purr-fectly chilled puss who loves to play with everything and anything including toilet rolls! She has made friends with the dog and appreciates a sunny spot to bird watch. Gentle natured and sociable, she sat next to visitor Georgina during the follow up, happy to be stroked and pose for photos. Tilly can often be found on Tyler’s bed as although she gets on with all the family they are best friends. She never roams far and is responsive to her slaves. A happy home for a pretty little cat. Purrs to Rebecca and family for adopting her.
Wally & Vera
Both Wally (previously Amy) & Vera were adopted around six months ago at their follow up visit both cats had settled in really well. They both really enjoy going outdoors to explore & to chase any bugs they come across. They love to play and will demand food from the Hunan slaves constantly. Vera was feeling a bit camera shy but our volunteer got a photo of the gorgeous Wally.
Isla (April 2018)
This pampered puss has the full name Princess Isla. Her home is a
palace of toys and treats. She is best cuddle buddies with Max the
dog and loves to play with both her four legged friend and the two
legged slaves. She plays fetch, has lots of purr-fectly entertaining
tricks up her paw. Isla chirrups for food and attention. Her forever
family say they have never had a really playful cat before but Isla
definitely is full of fun and mischief. Isla is adored by her family
and she rewards them with lots of affection, sofa surfing with them
and providing lots of cute selfie poses!
Thanks to Michelle
and family for adopting this pretty girl.
Mau & Bastet
Following a recent follow up visit it was lovely to see how well these two have settled into their forever home. Mau prefers to be indoors but will go outside to explore and Bastet loves been outside chasing flies. They still love a cuddle in an evening and are both boss over the dog. Thank you for giving them a lovely home.
Josie (April 2018)
Josie was adopted by Mandi in autumn last year. She asked for a
confident character cat and she says she certainly got one! This
lovely girl is full of mischievous playfulness whether it’s climbing
the curtains, chasing a toy egg or taking over the sofa with her
purr-fect pal Meg the dog. Josie appreciates a stroke but it’s
cuddling up with Meg the dog every night that she appreciates the
most. Perhaps she even thinks she is a dog.
Josie was happy
to be made a fuss of at her follow up visit and enjoyed showing off
her mad games on the stairs and around the living room. Whether it’s
sniffing visitor Georgina’s shoes or jumping in her bag Josie
doesn’t miss a trick! Whilst she and the resident mature moggy Misty
tolerate each other, Josie is very friendly with visitors and
nothing fazes her. Mandi says she is a brilliant cat and loves
spending time with her.
Purrs to Mandi and her furry family for
taking on this full on feline!
Priscilla (March 2018)
Lovely to visit Priscilla who was adopted almost 6 months ago , her fosterer did the follow up visit and was delighted to receive a warm welcome from Priscilla . Priscilla showed how settled she was as she had a thorough wash on the windowsill and jumped on owners knee for this photo. That you to Priscillas adopters for giving her a loving home
Lily
Lily was brought into foster care last year with six tiny kittens, she was a great mum but the kittens took their toll on tiny Lily. She was very thin, thankfully any underlying problems were ruled out by the vets so it was decided she just needed a bit of pampering. To free up a pen one of our volunteers who had just lost their old cat took Lily home for "a couple of weeks" to feed her up. Within five minutes of getting her home Lily had wolfed down a bowl of food and made herself comfortable on the sofa. That was six months ago and Lily is still making herself comfortable on the same sofa! Lily has put on weight and looks like a different cat, she loves playing in the garden especially climbing trees. Both Lily & her new mum are happy that those two weeks turned into a forever home.
Martin (Feb 2018)
We always enjoy following up the progress of our fabulous
felines. We were delighted to receive photos of Ozzy, now Martin who
was adopted last March, as his his adopter Sarah said he was so
lovely, he deserved to be famous!
Martin is described by his
forever friend as a smasher, a much-loved furry gentleman. He's shy
around strangers, but with those knows, he's affectionate and great
company. He doesn't go out very often, just for a quick mooch around
the garden, but he loves to play, have a fuss and then a sleep on
the settee. Martin is a very handsome, contented fellow. We
definitely agree that he and Sarah have landed on their paws with a
purrfect match....
Thank you to Sarah for adopting Martin.
Charlotte (Feb 2018)
Lovely Charlotte was brought into foster care last year with kittens, she was quite thin but was a really good mum. After her kittens no longer needed her Charlotte was adopted and six months on it is amazing to see the difference in her. She has put weight on & her coat is beautiful. It is lovely to see her happy and thriving in her new home, thank you for giving her such a wonderful new life.
Jasmine (Feb 2018)
This lovely little girl was found wandering around a supermarket
car park as a kitten. Luckily for her the lady that rescued her also
adopted her. Now she is a picture of health and looks really happy
at her new home.
etc
Beryl (Nov 2017)
Beautiful Beryl was adopted in June, at her follow up visit it was lovely to see her looking so happy and relaxed. Thank you for giving her such a lovely new home
Connie & Zeb (Sept 2017)
My husband Laurie and I adopted 2 kittens called Connie and Zeb
about a month ago. I'm just writing to let you know how well they
have settled in and they seem very happy, as do we. Connie is a
black and white one and she is quite greedy and very active. When we
got Zeb he was very shy and nervous and reluctant to trust people.
Now he loves cuddles and likes to run about the garden with his big
"sister", running rings round us!!!
Thank you to Margaret and
Laurie for this update and for giving these two cats such a lovely
home.
Nala (Aug 2017)
Nala is a purrfectly pretty, pampered puss who is adored by her
slave Kim. She has spent time on the streets with a badly matted
coat in need of a lot of TLC. She certainly gets all the attention
she deserves now. Nala adores a brush, sleeps on her slaves bed and
does as she pleases. Despite being over 7yrs she is fabulously
active, inquisitive feline who enjoys playing with toys, sitting on
the fence and nosing at neighbours.
She was purrfectly happy
to be stroked by visitor Georgina and rolled over to play! Always a
good sign of a happy, positive home when a cat is washing herself in
front of you. It was lovely to hear how much Kim appreciated her
company and see Nala full of life.
Barry White (July 2017)
We received this purrfectly fabulous update & photo of Barry White, Louise has this to say about him "Hi, 6 years after adoption Barry White is a very happy, very much adored part of the family" Purrs for adopting this lovely character cat.
Molly (March 2017)
Molly was one of the most challenging upsetting foster cats that
Georgina had met. She came into care because she had been ill
treated. A lady said that she'd been happy feeding her as a stray
until she and a neighbour realised someone was throwing stones and
taunting the cat, she didn't feel it was safe for Molly. Submissive,
terrified, Molly required a purrfectly patient owner. One on one she
gradually came out on her own terms and Eileen took on the challenge
of helping Molly trust again.
Molly has learned to like and
trust Eileen's friend who cat sits now and again, brushing against
legs and appreciating strokes. Fuss is on her terms but she is
getting more and more responsive. She 'talks' to you and likes to be
around people she knows. Window watching, a few hours out in the
garden and wandering nearby are her main hobbies. Molly still hides
from strangers and gets spooked by sudden noises but she's finding
her inner purr day by day. Molly plays with her favourite red mouse
and has destroyed a few fluffy toy balls!
Sleeping in the
sunbeams or snuggled in an igloo, Molly likes her comforts best of
all. Eileen describes her as "lovely" she has been very patient with
a very timid girl but Eileen has been accepting of a slow but sure
progression. Thanks to Eileen for being so patient and understanding
with her. It was nice to hear her say that chatting about the last
six months or so at the follow up had made her realise how far Molly
had come.
Ellie & Flossy (Feb 2017)
Just a week after going to there new home we heard: Ellie has
settled in great took to everyone and is very calm and loves being
stroked. She has taken to sitting on the chest of me or my son and
suckling our clothes.
Abby now Flossy is sort of settling she
has taken to our daughter very well and licks her all the time but
the rest of us have had several bites especially Neil who is
scratched and bitten every day, but he is still trying.
It's
nice to hear they are both settling in & hopefully in time Flossy
will make friends with the rest of the family. Thank you for giving
them both a loving home.
Gracie (Jan 2017)
Gracie was brought in by the inspectorate with timid kittens who had been born outside. She had to have emergency surgery after being shot with a pellet gun. She was very good about being put on cage rest. Fortunately Gracie pulled through and apart from surgery scars and some shrapnel left deep in her leg Gracie is purrfectly fine. She is so loving, grateful for being rescued. Her kittens found loving homes and so did she. Gracie adores her forever friend Lesley and enjoys lots of Dreamies, cuddles and attention. She even shares the occasional fish supper with her forever family. A very happy ending for a lovely girl.
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