Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat Rescue & Rehoming => Cat/s Needing Homes => Sorted/ Unknown outcomes => Topic started by: Debsymiller (Rufus' mum) on November 08, 2009, 18:58:25 PM
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Millie
Pretty little 6 month-old tabby
Hello! My name's Millie and I'm a super-friendly little kitten-cat. I love to play and run around and do all the things kittens like to do, and I'm good with children too. I need a home with a garden on a safe road so I can play without danger of traffic. Is there room in your heart and home for me?
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Positive rehoming vibes for the beautiful baby Millie! :Luv2:
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Lots of luck for Millie :Luv2:
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where is Millie please?
i live on a main road but have had cats here fine. i have quite a bit garden with cat flaps in sheds etc and make the garden as fun as possible so they dont stray too far
looking for a female kitty thats has a calm but playful personality that wont pounce or scratch my 3 year old
thanks
Sam
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where is Millie please?
i live on a main road but have had cats here fine. i have quite a bit garden with cat flaps in sheds etc and make the garden as fun as possible so they dont stray too far
looking for a female kitty thats has a calm but playful personality that wont pounce or scratch my 3 year old
thanks
Sam
Thanks for the interest in Millie. We are in East Surrey but do have a very strict homing policy about not mixing young cats with busy roads- sorry but there's no point in me not being honest.
I hope you find teh right cat for you soon :)
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we'd give any cat a great home.
its not fair that people judge our ability to look after a cat by our location. i was just trying to be honest.
thanks guys!!! ((rolls eyes))
im obviously not going to have luck finding our little kitty on here so i'll say thanks and goodbye to you all
sam
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It's not a case of judging, it's a case that we have a responsibility to not put a cat somewhere it will almost certainly be run over as you really can't stop a cat from wandering onto a road. As it happens, Millie is miles and miles away from you so probably wouldn't have been suitable for you anyway but you do have to think about the danger that traffic poses to a cat. Especially a young cat of only 6 months old who has no street awareness. Main roads and outdoor cats just don't mix. It would be absolutely tragic for you and the cat if it were to be killed on the road, not to mention the heartbreak it would cause to your child who had recently bonded with the cat.
Have you considered a cat who needs to be indoor only, eg. a cat with FIV? That would be the kindest option as it means you can provide a lovely home and the cat would be safe.
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Millie has now been homed :)
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Wonderful news :Luv: