Laney was somewhat overwhelmed by the cattery, spending most of our visiting hours in the quiet of her outer pen. This update after just three days shows how well a shy cat responds to a loving home:
We adopted the lovely Laney and we couldn’t have asked for a better cat. She spent the first few hours purring but hidden under a chair but once she came out she has been away laughing, roaming the house like she has been there for years!
Lucy is about 2 years old and came into CPL care as a stray.
Lucy is friendly but rather skittish. Once she knows you she will happily hop onto your lap, but it may take a while for her to settle in her new home. She will suit a quiet adult home and a patient new owner who is prepared to work on her confidence and trust.
We adopted Rosemarie (now Willow) three weeks ago. That cat should have come with a warning, she’s crazy. Her hobbies include racing around like a mad thing, watching the toilet flush, attacking anyone unlucky enough to be walking around a corner or moving and stealing bread (single pieces or whole loaves) our other cat Ruby (was Tiggy) spends most of the time wondering what on earth is going on. One thing for sure, Willow is always entertaining and on the rare occasion she stops moving she is quite sweet and cuddly.
Kali was around 8 months old when she was adopted a year ago, she is an Oriental cross, as is quite obvious in these lovely photos. Here is her adopter’s update:
We adopted Kali just over a year ago now and she has grown into a very beautiful cat as you can see by the photos. Kali is a fun little cat and she’s always getting into so much mischief. She loves to play hide and seek and will hide and then pounce on us as we walk past. We have lots of laughs with her funny little antics. Kali loves to be carried around and purrs constantly, she’s also very vocal and ‘talks’ to us all the time. She always wants to be with us and curls up on the couch beside us in the evening then at bedtime she sleeps on our bed. She is part of our family now and we just love her to bits.
