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Silus is an adorable
male kitten approx 3-4 months old. He was found abandoned
with an injured leg. As a result he has a bit of a bendy
front leg but it causes him no trouble. We are looking for
a home where he will lives indoors and have access to
outside away from busy roads. He is litter trained.
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Harvey is an 18 month
old male cat who is a very playful, happy young cat that
loves affection, but is also happy to sit in the
background and watch the world go by. He is looking for
a new home as his owner had to move back to England and
sadly couldnt take him.
We
found him a home but there was already a 6 year old cat
who unfortunately she did not get on with him.
Harvey would be best suited
to a home with no other cats, or cats that would
be tolerant of having a new cat around. He
would also do well with a dog that gets on with
cats. We would really like his next home to be a
permanent residence as Harvey has had a very erratic
start to family life.
Contact: Janine on 023 8845777 (Brookpark Vets, Dunmanway) Email: janinethomas@o2.ie |
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Pinky is a 2 year
old neutered male cat. He has a great character and is
full of fun. He's used to living indoors and using a
litter tray. He's a very healthy cat who has all his
vaccinations up to date and is looking for a caring home.
Contact: Hazel on 028 28468 Email: zelter@iolfree.ie |
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Kiki who is
about 6 months old, was found in Bishopstown in September
and has been living indoors since. He is friendly,
very playful and mischievous and has a hearty appetite. He
loves a cuddle and is always purring. The people who found
him would love to keep him but got a dog just before
finding Kiki!
Contact: Lindsay on 021 4885206 Email: lostandfound@online.ie |
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Well, this is me standing by
the cat food tins as usual. I must admit I look rather
handsome. I walked into Kozykats Cattery after being on
the road for sometime,
but the owner already has 12
cats of her own so there is no room for me and I need
someone else to take me on.
I am about 1 year old,
neutered and can be rather timid and nervous if I don't
know you, but once I do, well, you cant get rid of me. I
love cuddles and kisses and get on with the dog here and
other cats.
All I ask is for a nice warm
bed, food, love and no main roads please, and a name
please because I haven't got one.
Contact:
Felicity on 087
6900465
Email: mykozykats@gmail.com
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Skye is a neutered male
cat, tabby and white approx 2 years old. He is litter trained
and very affectionate. Skye loves attention, but his first
love is food! Skye is FIV positive so anyone who wishes to
adopt him will need to understand that he will need a little
more TLC than your average cat. However he is in perfect
health and should remain that way for a long time. This
beautiful boy has bucket loads of love to give to anyone who
is willing to take him on.
Contact: Jennifer on 086 0721513 (Bantry area) Email: jennavta@gmail.com |
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Hades is a neutered male cat
approx 18 months old. He is a stunning black, sleek cat with a
lanky build. Hades is FIV positive but in perfect health, in
fact he pretty much bounces. Anyone who wishes to adopt him
should understand that he will need a little more TLC than your
average cat! He is a very playful, loveable boy who loves to
sleep at the end of the bed. Hades is the most affectionate cat
and will be a devoted companion to anyone who would offer him a
forever home.
Contact: Jennifer on 086 0721513 (Bantry area) Email: jennavta@gmail.com |
The two big issues in cat welfare are unwanted breeding and the terrible spread of viral diseases - like cat flu.
Vaccinate!
Just two initial shots, followed by an annual top-up will protect your cat against a basketful of killer diseases, including cat flu ( which would be better named "cat rot" according to vet Rosa Keily) and the deadly leukaemia. So give your cat the 'needle' and a long and healthy life.
Neuter!
Whether domesticated or feral (wild), cats breed at an astonishing rate. Constant 'kin breeding' results in weak and sickly cats starving and dying everywhere.
The solution is simple - NEUTER. Castrated males and
spayed females wander less, avoid fight injuries and infections, hunt
efficiently and have only themselves to support. Spayed females don't attract
tom cats who spray, fight and screech in your back garden at 3am!
Neutering is safe and humane, and prevents the birth of millions of unwanted
kittens whose only future is suffering and death.