Every year a small amount of kittens are handed in to the local vet, people find them in barns and quiet places when they are out walking. They are the feral kittens left by their mothers in a nest, while their mothers are away hunting. While we don't condone people taking such things as baby birds, the mother is usually very close by, we do however welcome these kittens being "rescued" from a life of misery.
When these kittens are brought to us we hand rear them, they get veterinary treatment, should they need it, but best of all they learn to enjoy the love and attention of their foster mum, they become happy healthy domestic cats.
Every year in addition our trappers find tiny kittens in the colonies and the folks feeding these colonies are only to glad to let us take them away.
If you think you could give one of these kittens a loving home then contact us for more information.
We hope to have kittens available in the near future, please visit again.
Rosie and Duncan:
"It's with deepest regret we have to re-home 4 of our cats, it breaks our hearts but unfortunately due to ill health and change of circumstances we are unable to keep them and provide them with the life they deserve.
We are looking for good homes for our special babies; they are all neutered, vaccinated, micro-chipped and up to date on flea and worming treatments.
If you would like to home one of them please get in touch and we can arrange for you to come over and visit them, we'd also like to be able to get to know you so we know they are going to good homes.
Please feel free to get in touch for more information, I will try and keep the information below as basic as possible.
Maisie is a very sweet girl, she is around 3 years old and is a tabby cat. She needs a home where she can get peace and quite, so ideally living with a couple or single person without children. She can get stressed easily so needs a calm enviroment. When she gets to know you and builds up her trust with you she loves to be given affection in the forms of strokes. She can be homed by herself or along with Pebblie who she gets on well with and finds comfort from.
We found Maisie a few years back, a very frightened girl who had been living rough on the streets. Its taken a long time to gain her trust and she is no longer frightened. She allows you to spend time with her and touch her, she loves having you around and is very interested in exploring around the home. She has been an indoors cat but given time she may be suitable for going outside too.
Pebblie is a black cat with a white tummy and some white patches on his face, he is a very sweet little boy and is only just over a year old. Pebblie can be a little nervous but given time adapts well so could live in a multi cat household and with or without children.
Pebblie would love to be homed with Maisie who he gets on well with but can also be homed by himself.
Pebblie loves affection, he loves to come and have a cuddle and snuggle up on you. We've had him since he was a kitten and has always been very affectionate. He loves to play and although he has never been outside I am sure he would enjoy the chance to do so once he has settled down in his new home.
Huddy is a large black cat, he is very affectionate and loves to get love of everyone and everything (e.g rubbing on the sofa and anything he can find). He is a very sweet and shy boy despite his size, he is around 2 years old. Huddy doesn't like the outdoors but given time maybe he'll try it again. He may not be the best looking of cats but come and meet him and his lovely nature and love shines through.
Although he is a large cat he does not over eat, he is just lazy. He has no health problems and is a truly lovely boy. He is not the easiest to get photographs of so I am afraid I only have one for you today. Huddy would suit most lifestyles, he seems fine with cats and dogs and given time would adapt well to a new lifestyle.
Taralen is a beautiful long haired cat, she will be 4 years old in March. She is a very sweet and loving girl, she loves to come and visit you to get some love and loves having you around. She also loves her outdoor life and loves to go out each morning to explore. She doesn't get on very well with other cats and this is one of many reasons for needing to be rehomed, she would suit being the only cat in the household and I think this would make her a lot happier.
Due to being a long haired cat its very important that she gets brushed regularly otherwise she matts easily, apart from this she is very easy to look after and you'll get rewarded with plenty of love. The ideal home for her would be a couple or single person with no other cats or children.
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Well there you go, a little about the cats that need a new home. All cats have been used to wearing snap release collars and as stated at the beginning are all micro-chipped. Of which these details we can change to you and you'll then have the documents to there microchip so you can update the information when needed.
We really hope we are able to find some good homes for our much loved cats, feel free to pass this information on to anyone you know who might be interested and we look forward to hearing from you. Please get in touch if you'd like more details, would like to visit or know more.
Thanks for your time."
Rosie and Duncan, rosiecoombes@btinternet.com