Tabby and white kitten Phoebe has sadly had to have an eye removed, but she has recovered well from surgery. She is one of four siblings born in early September 2020, so heading towards 5 months old and – she hopes – heading for a new home.

Her fosterer says: “Phoebe has recovered really well from losing her eye and from the surgery involved, and can now play, snuggle and have fun with a laser pen despite her limited vision. She is close to her sister Bobble and has purred to us that they want to be adopted as a purr-fect pair! She eats well and uses her litter tray reliably. These two have needed and received lots of love and patience to build up trust in humans after their sad start in life. So we’d ideally like them to spend the rest of their lives together so their bond can be strengthened. They give each company and confidence. And we’re sure they would bring immense pleasure and happiness to their adopters. Both kittens have needed extra vet treatment and medication as well as special care and, thanks to the vet and their devoted fosterer, have blossomed into loving happy youngsters against the odds.”

To register your interest/learn more about Bobble and Phoebe, call Lynne on 0121 373 4596, Monday to Friday, 9am till 5pm.