Jette came to us very heavily pregnant.  She'd been living in a home with lots of unneutered cats and sadly at just 2 years old was expecting her third litter of kittens.  She was quite timid initially but over the two weeks she was here, prior to the kittens being born, she grew in confidence and her trust in me to the extent that when she was ready to give birth she came running to me and her her kittens whilst almost sitting in my lap.

UPDATE 8 October:  Jette is now reserved for adoption

She's been a lovely mum, and clearly a mum who knows what she's doing having done it too many times before.   I think she'll be relieved to not have any more and be able to just settle and get on with her life now.

She's  booked in to be neutered and microchipped on 16 August. She will also be fully vaccinated prior to being rehomed.  She  still has a few weeks of child care still to do until kits are at least 10 weeks old, but will be looking to be moving on in early September.

I think she would be happy in more or less any kind of family who could give her a secure loving home. She’ll need to stay indoors for at least 4 weeks following adoption but after that would like a safe garden away from busy roads to explore. We do strongly recommend that cats be kept indoors during hours of darkness for their own safety, and have access to an indoor litter tray.

All our adoptions bring 4 weeks free insurance through Pet Plan.

We always homecheck prior to adoption, and ask a minimum donation of £75 for each adult neutered cat.. There’s more about our adoption process here: http://www.8livescatrescue.org/adoption-process.html and you’ll find some more photos and stories about our cats on our blog: https://8livescatrescue.wordpress.com/ and facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/8Lives/