CATS PROTECTION

Purdy rehomed from Val & Gareth

REHOMED 3RD JANUARY 06

Cracker & Tinsell were abandoned in our shop in Wallsend on the 23rd December, left on the counter sitting in their litter tray and covered with a blanket. Perhaps these two committed the cardinal sin of playing with the baubles, or were just in the way. 

REHOMED ON THE 3rd JANUARY

Loopy found a new home on the 3rd January

REHOMED 22nd JANUARY 06 

Pom Pom- A very classy little Long Haired Queen, aged around 6 years,

REHOMED- 10th January

These two 8 month old black queens found a lovely home together, and are now no longer timid.

REHOMED -14th JANUARY

CHICO came into our care in November, and went out very quickly to a new home, as he was such an irresistable cat. But Chico has come back to us as his new owners couldnt keep him through no problem of his own. Chico found a lovely home with a family who adore him

REHOMED - 23rd January via Scottish Branch

Sooty - This queen proved a bit of a problem to us, so she was moved to a branch in Scotland and was rehomed from there

REHOMED - 23rd January via Scottish Branch

Crimbo - This lovely aptly named 18month was moved to a branch in Scotland where he too found a new home.

Blue - Rehomed on the 29th January-  Blue -a 6 month old grey kitten also found a good home.

Angel - is a delightful young white and black queen, rehomed to a family where she is very content

REHOMED 5th February 06

Puzzle - an all black, young neutered tom aged around 1 year to 18 months,  who is now happy in a new home

REHOMED 18th FEBRUARY

Moona & Ghost found a home together and are now totally settled.

Ghost - rehomed with Moona

REHOMED 20th February 06 by Jane's daughter -  Leia & Poppy

This is Leia, who needs to be rehomed along with her sister Poppy( photo on the right). Leia is a Tortie,

Jane Patterson's Cats.

So far we have rehomed:-

19th February - Old Man, who has gone to a lovely home in Newcastle.

13th February - Sooty & Garfield who have been rehomed together.

Louie - Allowed to sleep peacefully away on 21st February due to an inoperable tumour in her bowel. 

Sweet Dreams Little One....

REHOMED 25th February

Mack & Murphy are two fabulous boys who at the age of 13, found a lovely new home together.

One of our Members has kindly agreed to give Lucy a Home !

 
 Saturday 15th April, one of members, who has been visiting Lucy has decided to give her a chance. I have since heard from Lucy's owners and she is doing very well indeed.  Our thanks to you both for giving her the chance she deserved

Milly has been rehomed..........

Milly was originally found wandering Gateshead High Street.  She is of undetermined age, probably around 5 or 6 years. She is a lovely natured cat and seems to prefer being indoors, but she is a little shy of strangers. She is a sweet cat, who is absolutely clean, with absolutely no known health problems. Initially we thought as Daisy and Milly came from the same home they should be rehomed together, but now we feel that Milly may blossom more in a home of her own, she is easily bullied by other cats, so we feel a home where she is the only cat would be ideal for her.

Jess has now been rehomed,

Jess is only 18 months old, she couldnt stay with her family as the child of the family developed serious health problems due partially to a cat allergy. Jess is a very pretty young cat, who is friendly and would make an ideal family pet. 

Jess was very timid when she first arrived, and still isnt too sure of life in an outdoor pen away from the family she loved, but in the right home, she will blossom very quickly.

Rehomed 21st April 06

REHOMED 27th MAY 06

Spangle - A stunning Peach & Grey Tortie queen

Spangle gave birth to kittens in a Wheelie Bin in North Shields. Someone took the kittens away from her, and left her searching for them.  Imagine what Spangle went through, I certainly can't, it must have been awful for this little queen.  Spangle, will be ready to go to a new home very soon, she will be neutered, and like all our cats, has been tested to ensure she isnt carrying the Feline AIDS or Leukemia virus. She is a little nervous though, so if you have young children, she really isnt the cat for you.

UPDATE  Spangle went to her new home on the 27th May 06

JAKE HAS BEEN MOVED TO OUR DERBY BRANCH OF CATS PROTECTION

 Jake is a young semi long haired all Black boy who is a bit of a character. We dont know a great deal of his background, only that he appeared to have been dumped along with a young female cat (Babe, who came into our care also, and gave birth to 6 babies, no doubt Jake is the Dad )in the Howdon area of Newcastle. Our Vets have aged him around 1 year to 18 months. He is a friendly boy, now neutered, but he does have a problem which we think is related to him sensing and smelling other cats, which of course we have so many of.

Jake, like all our adult cats, has to remain in an outdoor pen, whilst in our care, and he sprays. We have taken him back and forth to the Vets in case there is a medical reason, but it appears that he is doing it, because he is a gentle boy, not a fighter, and he wants to warn the other cats in the neighbouring pens to stay away.
We do not think he will continue to do this if he is homed where there are no other cats, although we do expect him, like any other cat to scent his territory.
Jake has been moved to our Derby Branch in the hope that the problem of his spraying will stop if he is somewhere without other cats being so close to him. So fingers crossed that this works and that Jake will find a loving home very soon indeed.

Tigglet has now been rehomed !

And this little fellow is Tigglet, who is the 10 month old son of Tigger & Sox

That cheeky face says it all !

This lovely young neutered cat would love to be rehomed with his Mum and Dad, but if thats not possible, Im sure he will make a lovely companion for someone, all he needs is love, play and time.
Tigglet was rehomed on the 3rd June 

Adopted June 06
Meet Stan & Billy

Stan a gorgeous tabby boy who is sociable and inquisitive, he is constantly seeking cuddles and is already a master at using the computer keyboard. He and Billy, a little black boy, got off to a bad start being born in a garden, but they have now become inseparable, spending lots of time playing and sleeping
We want these two boys to remain together, as we feel they would pine for one another.

These kittens are no longer available for adoption

Marble has now been REHOMED ! (10th June)

Meet the Stunning Marble !

This stunning youngster was found wandering the streets in the pouring rain, heavily pregnant, but obviously in deep distress.  She was rushed to our Vets and they began the fight to save Marble and her kittens, but, alas, the kittens didnt survive.

But Marble who is only around 9 months old came through the ordeal with no lasting ill effects. So now this delightful youngster is neutered and ready to go to a new home. So if you are looking for a talkative queen who always wants the last word, then Marble is the cat for you.

We dont think Marble will be happy in a home with other cats, as she isnt too keen on her neighbours, so perhaps a home where she can be queen of her own castle would suit her rather well.

This cat is no longer available for adoption.

Booked and going to New Home 24th June

Meet Max and Thomas

These two kittens, one black and one grey, need to be rehomed as a pair. They are part of a litter of 3 babies, who, although born into a domestic home, were not handled enough as tiny tots, so homing them in pairs helps to bring out their confidence.
These two are playful, and typically mischeivious, just as kittens should be, so a home where there is someone around most of the day, will ensure they grow into lovely and adorable adults.
No Longer Available

Rehomed July 06
Beth-Maisy and Charlie

Here we have another pair of kittens from the same litter as Stan & Billy that we would like to rehome as a pair. Beth-Maisy, a delightful but shy tortie queen, who is gaining confidence by the day, and her brother Charlie, who likes nothing better than sitting on your knee watching a good episode of EastEnders. These kittens didnt have a good start, and have only recently discovered that humans can be trusted, and wont use them for target practice. Pellets were found in their mother when she was neutered, so we can only imagine what these kittens went through.
Yes these kittens will be more of a challenge than the other two, we realise that, but that very challenge makes them worthy of the effort, the rewards you will gather will be beyond anything you can imagine. 
They are young, and its down to you, treat them with love and affection, play with them, if you have children get them to constantly interact with them, let them sleep on the bed, dont lock them in a kitchen overnight, and these kittens will become devoted. They are almost at that stage now, but, with nervous kittens we try not to do all the work, as they would then totally bond with us, we want you as new owners to reap that reward.
If you are home most of the day, and have children who are responsible and old enough to understand that they mustn't do things to scare the kittens, then you will reap those rewards.

Mack and Fizz have now been rehomed - 7th July 06


Meet Mack, a semi long haired tabby tom.

Mack and his sister Fizz came into our care together when their owner died and relatives could not keep them.
We do feel they can be homed individually, but if anyone wanted to take home the two of them, we would be delighted.

These are middle aged cats, who we do not feel would be a good choice for a home with younger children.
And this is........

Meet Fizz, she is a sister to Max. 
How can anyone resist that face? 

HOVIS HAS BEEN REHOMED - 8TH JULY
Meet Hovis !

This lovely Ginger and White boy was found in  Wallsend, so we cannot rehome him to that area.  He is a strong cat, with  a lovely gentle temperament, so typical of gingers.  He obviously can jump walls, as his strong upper body must have been built up by jumping over walls. But hopefully now he is neutered, he wont have that wander lust any longer.
His new owners must be prepared to keep him indoors for a period of 3-4 weeks in order for him to get used to his new lifestyle and his new home. But I am certain, Hovis has many rewards to give.
 NO LONGER AVAILABLE

Rehomed 2nd July
Meet Topsy !

This stunning and loving kitten was found wandering around the General Hospital, (so we cannot rehome her in that area, in  case she tries to seek her old home and gets lost again) and despite extensive efforts to find her owner, we were unable to do so, so Topsy, as we have called her is now looking for a loving new home, where there is another cat for her to play with, as she does love to play !
She would suit a family where someone is home most of the day, as she is still a young kitten, and she needs lots of supervision as she a little lightning child.
No Longer Available for rehoming

Daisy was with us from February till July when she found a new home with a member of the branch who saw her sorry story in our Cat Chat Magazine. She has settled into her home really well, and is keeping her new owners busy playing with her.

Good News Babe has finally found a new home !

This lovely natured queen, came into our care along with her partner,Jake back in February, after they had been living in ladies garden for months on end.

She had 6 kittens, all now in lovely new homes, the father of which no doubt was Jake, who has now been rehomed,

Nelson has now been rehomed 29th Oct

No this Nelson hasnt got one eye, he has two. Nelson was found in a garden, where he had sought shelter as he had a injured paw. Now he is safe and sound in our care, and the paw is healing slowly but surely. Meantime, he has found his bed, and has decided he isnt leaving it incase another cat steals it.  He is a lovely cat, with an excellent temperament.