Thanks for the replies peeps. I have checked all the fairly local rescues, with no result . The Siamese rescue in Sheffield is close at the mo, although it re-opens tomorrow. Will check with them as soon as.

                        Cheers - John

Thanks Rosella, OH said he was really well behaved. I've passed on your lovely thoughts. Yes he's never once missed the tray, continues to allow cuddles and grooming and now also enjoys aldistick treats which he takes so gently.

As promised his pics are now in the possession of three local vets. I hope he's been reported somewhere because I'd be heartbroken to lose this boy if he were mine.

Normal? This is normal for us Rosella.  I usually take one stray each spring, (Chubby 2010, Tuffers 2011) this time Alvin was a year late so rather boosted the figures but he had the good grace to bigger off just when Ivan needed the 2013 spot. 

Well done Sheila's OH   

Is Ivan's tummy settling at all Sheila?  Is he still using the tray all the time?  Does he allow grooming? 

Are you ever going to have a normal life? 

Hi there.  to Purrs. I hope you find your purrfect partner. Just a word of advice though, as this is a public forum I'd be inclined to remove my mobile number if I were you, and keep contacts to personal messages. Wouldn't want you to get any krank calls. 

As we are predominantly a rescue site, I'm going to add to Tiggy's Mum's excellent submission with a general link to our sister site Catchat. It would be worth your while phoning around a few rescues in your locality, not just the specific Siamese rescues, to see if there's a "made for you" match just waiting for your call.  You never know it may not even be a Siamese who calls to you. 

And of course there's always Paws Inn in Weaverham, Cheshire, not a million miles from you, which is one of this Forum's closely associated rescues.

Good luck and do come back to us when you've found her!

http://www.catchat.org/adoption/index.html

How terrible. What is it with people who let their dogs run wild ?

My sympathies to your poor friend.