New arrival Nori is looking for a very special forever home. Nori’s tail was injured following an accident last year that led to a tail amputation. Nori is incontinent and has arrived at Catcuddles to help support him and assess if there are other medications that can be trialled to help Nori.

Nori uses the litter tray but also toilets on puppy pads and in his surroundings, such is the nature of his injury.

Despite the setbacks he has faced, two year old Nori is incredibly affectionate. Nori enjoys exploring outside so a home with a garden in a safe area with no possible access to the road is a must for him.

Nori will need an experienced adopter who is able and willing to make accommodations to ensure Nori continues to enjoy a good quality of life. This can be discussed further with our adoptions team when making an enquiry but whoever ultimately adopts Nori must be happy to accommodate his needs and accept him as he is today. A home without any carpet is highly advisable for Nori and one in travelling distance to our Clinic in Palmers Green (N13) would be ideal.

Nori is looking for a calm, loving home with a quiet garden in a safe location away from busy roads with no easy access to the road is essential so a terraced home forming part of a network of gardens would be ideal. Nori will need to have a microchip catflap fitted at the back of the property within a month of adoption as any cat going out will need a way to have easy access back into the home during the day. Nori must be kept inside from dawn to dusk.

No matter what their age, all adopted cats leave Catcuddles with trial insurance and this is important to take out, even for a cat like Nori who has a pre-existing health condition.

Our priority is to match felines with homes that suit their needs, character and long term requirements. Please be aware that when a particular cat receives an unusually high volume of enquiries, our dedicated adoptions volunteers may only be able to pursue the most promising. We appreciate your understanding.