Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat Rescue & Rehoming => Cat/s Needing Homes => Sorted/ Unknown outcomes => Topic started by: Janeyk on March 13, 2011, 13:57:08 PM
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(Posted on behalf of Ray of Hope Animal Rescue)
FOSTER HOME urgently needed for Sam - Old blind boy with kidney problems
http://www.catchat.org/rayhope/cgibin/prtoc.cgi
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Thank you.
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poor boy x
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Photo of gorgeous Sam :Luv:
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did this poor boy ever find a home
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No not yet
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i could offer him a home , but i have 2 dogs , both live with my cat, but would this be too much for him , also iam in cambridge .....Is he in a cattery / cats home ...
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Hi, I don't know any more than the details on the page unfortunately so you would need to contact the rescue, contact details are on the link :thanks:
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Poor old boy,just been on there website,other ones on there with sad stories.I wish people could be prosecuted for the way these cats are treated. :'(
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:( I know some very sad cases.
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poor old boy. i keep coming back to the thread and thinking about him. i'm not sure how he'd cope with my 3 though.
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We had a cat who went blind and deaf through old age (she was 22 when pts), and we had other cats. She didn't bother them and they stayed away from her. If they got too close she would dab them, but then she was always a feisty lady.
I guess she had always lived with our other cats so a bit different to this boy. You could always call the rescue and see what they think I am sure they will be able to tell you if it is a good idea or not. At least then you can stop thinking about him.
Good luck, I know with me some cats I am drawn to and in the end I usually end up with them.
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When I took old Truman in I wondered how he'd cope with my gang (I have 12). Truman was 17+, blind, kidney failure etc. He did just fine. No problem with the others at all. It think it all depends on the individual cats temperaments. This was darling Truman who passed away last yar after being with me for 15 months.
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Will move this as I believe it may now be sorted.