RSPCA Cats & Kittens For Adoption - Keighley & Craven District
Name: MIA
Age: 4 YEARS APPROX
Breed: DOMESTIC SHORT HAIR
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The lovely Mia came to us after her owner was having to move home and could not take her cats with her. We have received the update below from her foster carer..
‘Mia is a lovely little girl. She was nervous and shy when she came to me but is now coming around and is starting to explore all around the house. She is becoming bolder and is quite vocal too. She is a good eater and eats everything and always wants more - she will have to be watched that she does not over eat. Mia is very clean and always uses her litter tray, she has taken over a place on the sofa in a little bed and spends lots of her time there. She gets on well with my own resident cats but they are used to various cats coming and going and introduction to other cats would have to be done very carefully. Mia does not like to be picked up and is not a lap cat at the moment but she likes to be stroked and to have a head tickle. She will make a lovely companion for someone, could that be you?’
Name: TIGGER
Age: 4 YEARS APPROX
Breed: DOMESTIC SHORT HAIR
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Tigger is a 4/5 year old tabby and white cat who is quite small and looks like a kitten! He was in a very sorry state when he came to us, he was far too thin and very hungry. He has been in local foster care where he has received lots of TLC and plenty of food too. He has since put on weight and is now ready to find his ‘forever home’ Due to his past he is always desperate for food but this will probably settle down in time when he knows he’ll always be fed regularly. Tigger is a gentle cat who is always wanting a fuss and to know that he is loved. He seems ok with dogs and would love a home where he’s not left for very long periods as he loves company and being with you. Can you give this lovely boy the new home he deserves?
Name: SADIE
Age: 4 YEARS APPROX
Breed: DOMESTIC SHORT HAIR
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Sadie is a gorgeous but very timid tortie. Sadly, she hasn’t had the best start to her early life and it is obvious she has not had any love at all! Sadie went into branch foster care and is making good but very slow progress. Please read what the foster carer has had to say about her below..
‘Sadie is still very timid but does like to play and when we have gone to bed she runs up and down the stairs and plays with her toys. When we go in her room she will just lie on the bed, whereas when she first came to us she hid under the wardrobe most of the time. Anyhow who adopts her will need to accept that it will be slow progress but with a lot of time and patience and in the right home we think she will blossom. Sadie has a sensitive tummy but has been absolutely fine on Purina sensitive dried food which can be bought at supermarkets. We are sure that special cat loving someone is out there for Sadie.
If you think you can offer her a new start, please contact us to arrange a viewing.’
Name: TALLULAH
Age: 2.5 YEARS APPROX.
Breed: DOMESTIC SHORT HAIR
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Tallulah came to us from RSPCA Lancashire East branch as she was really unsettled in the cattery and we had a foster available for her. Over the past couple of weeks Tallulah has undergone a big transformation! Initially she hid for a couple days but ventured out for her food and to use her litter tray, the foster carer left her to come round in her own time and slowly but surely Tallulah gained her confidence. Please read what the carer has said about Tallulah so far..
‘Tallulah is a lovely cat, friendly but very fiercely independent, inquisitive and active too. She eventually came to sit by my side and will now let me stroke her but she doesn’t like her tummy being tickled and isnt fond of being picked up. She loves laying in front of the fire enjoying her home comforts but her favourite pastime is sitting and looking out of the window, she will definitely love being in her own home so she can go out exploring (let’s hope that’s soon) it would definitely be better for her forever home to have a cat flap so she could come and go as she pleases. Tallulah also likes to be near you and to have a nosey at what’s going on around her. I have found that Tallulah isn’t a big eater, she can be picky but she currently seems to prefer eating her cat biscuits. She truly deserves a lovely, quiet home where she can have a happy cat life. Ideally she will need a home with lots of gardens around and she also needs to be an only pet. Could you offer this lovely little girl a new home?’