Hello, thank you for your reply and for looking for the post. I think it must have been fairly recent but I don’t remember the date. I didn’t take much notice of the details as I thought the post would just pop up after I registered. The reason we’d like a deaf white cat is that my dog would love to get to know, and snuggle up with, my cats but neither of them want anything to do with my dog. When out walking, we met a guy with a small white deaf cat on a harness, the deaf cat immediately went straight up to my dog without any fear and my dog responded by sniffing noses and wagging her tail. Therefore, I’m thinking that a deaf white cat, preferably a kitten or very young cat would be an ideal companion for my dog. I’ll just wait patiently and maybe one will turn up. Of course, any colour would be fine but my partner used to have two white cats who he adored so would like another white one. From experience I’ve found female cats are much cleaner in their litter trays, hence our preference for a female cat.

Hi everyone,
I am new to this site. I registered because I saw a post about a deaf, white cat that needed a home, but I can’t find that post now. Maybe the cat has already found a home. If anyone knows of a deaf, white, female cat or kitten that needs a home anywhere in England, please let me know. I live in Suffolk but am prepared to travel anywhere in England if there is a deaf, white, female cat out there somewhere that needs a home.
Many thanks.

Hi,

This my first post. I have a new young cat Tipsy who runs around the house, is into everything, and everything into her mouth! I need to sort out flea and worm treatment and in the rescue place she had Nexgard combo. She is such a riggly baby I don't think I will be able to get hold of her on my own to put stuff on the back of her head. Not sure whether to try her on tablets. What do people think? She is still indoors as I have only had her for 10 days.

It’s a sign of trust and affection.

Hi all!