Blackpool Nine Lives Cat Rescue
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Contact
- Mobile: 07982 677016
- Email: [email protected]
- Website: www.facebook.com/BlackpoolNineLives/
Rehoming Cats & Kittens:
Lancashire
Millie
Millie...
Millie is an adorable girl who arrived into our care in August. She was originally adopted from our care in 2014, sadly due to ill health Millie's adoptive owner of 7 years had to go into a care home, which left Millie without a home. As with all cats adopted from our care, Millie was treated as a priority.
Millie is a very sweet girl, she loves cuddles and most of all belly rubs! She also loves to play, her favourite toy has to be a feather teaser.
Millie didn't quite like using a litter tray when she arrived, but has improved hugely over the past 4 weeks. She needs larger trays with higher sides, as she doesn't understand that she should keep her bum in the tray – larger litter trays with higher sides help prevent this (i.e base of hooded trays)
Millie also has cataracts in her right eye. Our vets believe the cause of her cataracts was either from a previous infection or injury. Other than her cataracts, Millie has been given a clean bill of health from our vets.
Millie has now received her 2nd vaccination, so is now ready to leave for her new home.
Millie is looking for a quieter household with no young children, or other pets.
Millie is an adorable girl who arrived into our care in August. She was originally adopted from our care in 2014, sadly due to ill health Millie's adoptive owner of 7 years had to go into a care home, which left Millie without a home. As with all cats adopted from our care, Millie was treated as a priority.
Millie is a very sweet girl, she loves cuddles and most of all belly rubs! She also loves to play, her favourite toy has to be a feather teaser.
Millie didn't quite like using a litter tray when she arrived, but has improved hugely over the past 4 weeks. She needs larger trays with higher sides, as she doesn't understand that she should keep her bum in the tray – larger litter trays with higher sides help prevent this (i.e base of hooded trays)
Millie also has cataracts in her right eye. Our vets believe the cause of her cataracts was either from a previous infection or injury. Other than her cataracts, Millie has been given a clean bill of health from our vets.
Millie has now received her 2nd vaccination, so is now ready to leave for her new home.
Millie is looking for a quieter household with no young children, or other pets.
Information
- Status:Homed
- Gender: Female
- Fur colour:Tabby & White
- Fur length:Shorthaired
- Age(When Added):9 Year(s) Old
- Neutered/Spayed:Neutered
- Can live with children: No
- Can live with dogs: No
- Can live with other cats: Not Sure
When contacting us, please mention that you found us through our Cat Chat Homing Page - thank you!