Cats Protection - Stranraer & District
Contact
- Tel: 0345 371 2759
- Email: [email protected]
- Website: www.cats.org.uk/stranraer
- Registered Charity No: 203644
Rehoming Cats & Kittens:
Dumfries & Galloway
Bonnie
Bonnie has had not a great life thus far and we are hoping to find someone who will give her the chance of a happy life and a bit of patience.
She is a beautiful cat and will be very rewarding to the person who gives her this second chance of life.
Bonnie was kept most of her life in a workshop with very little interaction with life other than an elderly gentleman. She has had the minimum a cat could have as regards resources, getting outdoors and comfort.
When she first came into care it was thought the best thing we could do for her was to put her to sleep as she was not coping with her new situation at all. Nor could she be put on a farm as a farm cat because she had no experience of life outdoors. She really was a heartbreaking case.
However, her fosterers persevered and found they were getting little improvements each day. She now enjoys visitors to her pen and will rub her little head into their hands. This is a huge move forwards for her and we do feel there will be a home for her and she will make a lovely cat, this is one who really did need rescuing.
Her new home needs to be a quiet one, with a safe garden for her to eventually be able to explore and learn how to be a cat. A retired household would be ideal or one with a single owner.
She will need time to adjust to new situations, but small slow steps are the way to go with Bonnie and those who do this will get huge reward.
She needs a home as the only pet, with a calm owner to give her time on her own terms. She is still a young cat and she deserves this second chance at life.
If you feel you can offer Bonnie a home please get in touch.
Photos were taken just after she arrived so she is looking a bit stressed. But she is a different cat now, we are awaiting new photos of her.
She is a beautiful cat and will be very rewarding to the person who gives her this second chance of life.
Bonnie was kept most of her life in a workshop with very little interaction with life other than an elderly gentleman. She has had the minimum a cat could have as regards resources, getting outdoors and comfort.
When she first came into care it was thought the best thing we could do for her was to put her to sleep as she was not coping with her new situation at all. Nor could she be put on a farm as a farm cat because she had no experience of life outdoors. She really was a heartbreaking case.
However, her fosterers persevered and found they were getting little improvements each day. She now enjoys visitors to her pen and will rub her little head into their hands. This is a huge move forwards for her and we do feel there will be a home for her and she will make a lovely cat, this is one who really did need rescuing.
Her new home needs to be a quiet one, with a safe garden for her to eventually be able to explore and learn how to be a cat. A retired household would be ideal or one with a single owner.
She will need time to adjust to new situations, but small slow steps are the way to go with Bonnie and those who do this will get huge reward.
She needs a home as the only pet, with a calm owner to give her time on her own terms. She is still a young cat and she deserves this second chance at life.
If you feel you can offer Bonnie a home please get in touch.
Photos were taken just after she arrived so she is looking a bit stressed. But she is a different cat now, we are awaiting new photos of her.
Information
- Status:Homed
- Gender: Female
- Fur colour:Black
- Fur length:Shorthaired
- Age(When Added):3 Year(s) Old
- Neutered/Spayed:Neutered
- Indoor/OutdoorAccess to Outdoors
- Can live with children: No
- Can live with dogs: No
- Can live with other cats: No
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