Cat Rescue & Rehoming > URGENT - Cats needing help/ homes

Saxon and Titus urgently need new homes together

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alisonandarchie:
 :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

GILL :evillaugh:

OH DEAR THINGS GOT A BIT FRANTIC EARLIER WHEN SON SAID CATS WERE IN LONDON AND NOT LOCALLY :shocked: HOWEVER, LOUSIE WAS GREAT AND HAS CONTACTS IN LONDON :)

HOWEVER, THE OWNERS SISTER'S FRIEND HAS NOW OFFERED THEM A LOVELY HOME SO THERE IS A HAPPY ENDING THANK GOODNESS.

THE SUBJECT OF PETS IN RENTED IS VERY DIFFICULT SADLY. APPARENTLY THE OWNER HAS SMUGGLED THEM INTO HER NEW RENTED PLACE WITHOUT THE LANDLORD KNOWING SO IT IS SO GOOD THEY HAVE A LOVELY NEW HOME AND SHE WILL BE ABLE TO VISIT THEM ;D

THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR CONCERN :hug: :hug: :hug:

Sue P (Paddysmum):



Oh no - not the Dagenham Girl Pipers again! They're holy terrors!  :doh: :doh: :rofl:

Lyn (Slugsta):
I'm glad this has been resolved. It is such a shame that so many landlords refuse to take pets - after all, the tenant is required to return the property in the condition in which they took it over (minus fair wear and tear) whether they have animals, kids or play host to the Dagenham Girl Pipers! :(

Misa:
RIGHT I CAN STOP THINKING LOL

Sue P (Paddysmum):


That must be a huge relief. 

I can only imagine the pain of having to part from your beloved cats in circumstances like that.  It's the prime motivator to my mind for trying to buy your own home where possible. 

Trouble is, for most young people these days, it's beyond them.  I get so mad when I see all of the new developments going up round where we live, and they're all 3, 4 and 5 bed "executive" homes.  What about the single people?  The couples?  The elderly downsizers?   >:(

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