Sorry for the silence over the last few days; not only have I been preparing for my
Catalogue Launch (which is today) but I had one day with no phone line. Anyway,
it’s the final Caturday of the summer and what better finish than this group soaking
up the last rays of September sun? These are the “teenagers” of the cat
shelter. How many can you see?
There are actually five of them: from left...
Harley (black and
white) – sadly this lovely cat has been poorly for some time and it turns out
that he suffers from FIP (feline infectious peritonitis) which is usually
fatal. He does not need to be isolated as apparently many cats can be carriers and
it’s pretty rare for the full disease to develop. Very sad news about a cat so
young.
Solo – the lovely
Greek boy who has been inseparable from Harley since his arrival at the
shelter. He’ll miss his buddy when he’s gone.
Bandit – another beautiful
cat from Crete. So long and sleek and such a speckly tummy.
Hawthorn – a gorgeous,
sleek black cat who looked like this
when he arrived at the shelter... when everyone thought he was a girl. Hawthorn
was due to be rehomed this week with last week’s cutie, Bramble.
Tiger – the brother
of Bandit and the owner of another very speckly tummy. He’s gorgeous and always
up for a cuddle!
I love it when they all snuggle up together for a lunchtime
nap – but I suspect the naps will be moving indoors from now on. After all,
this is no ordinary shelter and they can snuggle up on a choice of settees,
chairs and beds – even watch TV if they wish!
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