It really saddens me to have to put my cat up for re-homing, I was hoping that it would not come to this but believe me, I am left with no other option.
I already have an older cat and we were hoping (since she's never had kittens) that she would take to "Oscar" but unfortunately that's not been the case. In fact its been the total opposite
We have had Oscar for 10 months, after my partner rescued him from a home where he was being neglected and picked on by the young children. We brought him home hoping that our older cat whom we are keeping, would take to him but its not been the case. They are always fighting and I am conscious of how much both of them can take.
"Oscar" is a lovely male cat - He has been neutered and would be ideal for any family (young or otherwise) who have the time to love him. He loves his cuddles and is very vocal when it comes to his food. He regularly goes outdoors and deserves someone with the TLC to provide a caring home.
He is approximately 18 months old and is litter trained and does not scratch (unless on his post) any of the furniture.
Please contact me for any other details needed, and or directions to come and see him.
We are in Burnley but would consider travelling to any would be owner to ensure he gets the home he needs/deserves.
Thanks
Please note, I have found a picture that looks like him, but I will be able to add his "true" picture in due course.
http://www.pets4homes.co.uk/classifieds ... crewe.html
