Meet Bobbi Bear. One of the sweetest tabby boys we’ve seen, with his chubby cheeks and big paws you can see where he gets his name from.  He had a hard time and deserves a forever home.

Bobbi was handed into the vets as an unwanted stray. We know that he had a home before but they never allowed him to come inside. Unfortunately we think this is where he most likey contracted FIV. He isn’t a fighter at all- he adores everyone.

His previous ‘home / house’ was actually just being chucked out- the previous people never cared for him, he tried to get into the house but they would throw rocks and items at him to deter him. He is actually very timid around soft ball toys, if you throw near or around him he gets startled and scared. Most definitely traumatised by the experience. He has a lot of cuts on him that have healed, he even had a deep abscess in his foot when he came to us

He is a very friendly boy who would  love to spend some quality time with someone that would allow him to flourish. He can, at first, be a little bit shy when meeting new people but once he knows you he will knead away! He loves to make biscuits on any blanket or towel whenever someone greets him. He is so gentle, although part of his name is bear it’s really just his teddybear personality. 

We’re slowly getting him used to exploring different toys and treats- he does love his food, so far cheese dreamies have gone down very well. 

It’s also worth mentioning he is very curious about other cats, never shown any aggression but actually seems interested in them. He could potentially go to someone with another FIV friendly cat. 

Bobbi has been neutered and micro-chipped and will be starting his vaccinations.

• Adult only home required
• Garden not essential
• Bobbi Bear has been microchipped and is fully vaccinated
• Wider coverage area considered