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Please meet Lovely Lilly, she adores humans and is so loving and friendly but does not like other cats. She was left behind when her owners moved and had to live on the street for a year fending for herself. Lilly suffers from spondylitis, which is a type of arthritis that affects the spine. She can get pain and stiffness down her lower back and as some of her vertebrae have fused together, she has a rigid spine and a stooped-over posture. This is treated by a liquid painkiller. Vets bills for this health issue will be covered by LCC for the right home. Because of her condition she may need to be an indoor cat

 

Lottie is about 3 years old, came to us as a heavily pregnant mum, she has had and raised her babies so now it’s time for her to have some love and home comforts, she is very friendly and loves a fuss, she will nibble but in a friendly way. She is looking for her forever home. Would like a quiet home although she does like to play, and would make someone a very special companion.

This lady, Missy, came in because her owner had passed away. She can be very
loving and also quite a little madam. She does not like other cats at all,
and being black does not help in homing her. There must be someone out there
who would like to have a cat with attitude and likes to go out

Sam is about 2 years old. Neutered.Brought in with mother and siblings born as a stray.He is nervous of strangers but affectionate when he is used to you.  Does not go with his sister much now but is best mates with Jasper, and they tend to go around together.Has never been used to roads.

Jasper is extremely nervous and will take a long time to get used to someone, but when he does he is very affectionate and likes a lot of attention.  However, not easy to handle, panics very easily.Due to his nature, he needs to have another cat with him, and I would like to see him rehomed with Sam.  jasper would be lost without at least one of his cat friends.  he is about 6 years old and neutered.  If it were possible, both Jasper and Sam would benefit from being together with a fosterer who has a smaller area to keep them together and can get them more used to being handled and seeing strangers