06/01/2025
SONIC
Born in August 2022
Been in rescue since October 2022
Born feral he is really quite a softy once he knows you. But he likes to hang with the feral guys here meaning he is picking up on their fears.
He is like lightening so I have to quick to catch a stroke from him and he will prefer to run away.
However do not let that put you off as he is good pals with a number of other black cats here and is also cheeky in coming close enough to try and grab food before others get it.
He was a bit more friendly as a youngster but lost some of that as he matured. I am certain in the right hime he will become a big soft lad once again.
If interested read the rest of the description and then message or email us. Comments on pictures get missed due to the vagaries of Facebook but messages always come through.
NEUTERED. ✅
MICROCHIPPED. ✅
VACCINATED. ✅
Treated regularly for fleas and worms. ✅
Litter trained ✅
HOUSE CAT. 🏠 A catio or cat proofed garden will be ok. ✅
Cats cannot open windows or locked doors 🔒 so there is no excuse for not being able to keep them in.
Not tested with dogs. ❌🐕
Probably best if she lives with another cat. 🐈🐈⬛
Unsuitable for a home with small/young children - older ones should be fine.
GENERAL INFORMATION
A non-smoking home is preferred 🚭 (cats can get cancer from smoking too).
All our cats come with 4 weeks free Petplan cat insurance and therefore have been health checked by our vets. Vet records will be provided to new owners.
Every cat has its own back story and you will be told its history as much as we know it. Nothing is made up, it's available, warts and all.
We currently ask that people donate a minimum £150 for all our adoptions. This goes towards some of the costs we have incurred in providing the basics for each cat. All cats inevitably cost us much more than this basic amount. With huge rising vet costs this figure can also change over time.
In the current economic crisis, we ask people to make sure they can afford a cat and will be able to manage ongoing expenses and vet bills AND have provision for any emergency care etc. Please think very carefully and ask yourself if you can really afford to take on a luxury such as a pet at this time. They are a long term commitment. A common reason for people giving up their pets is lack of money.
We ask people look at the age of the cat and that the human should preferably outlive the cat. There is nothing more distressing than an animal having to be rehomed after it has been settled for years with its owners. A cat can live 15-20 years and maybe longer. A common reason for people giving up their cats is owners dying or going into a care home. If you are nearing retirement age then be sensible and don’t ask for a kitten.
If you are interested in meeting any of our cats then as they are ALL in foster care in private homes, it is by appointment only. WE DO NOT HAVE A CATTERY.
You will need to read an information sheet and complete a questionnaire before being allowed to visit. This saves us time asking many questions as they are all on the questionnaire. Email or message us to ask for those documents. Should a visit be successful, we will ALWAYS deliver the cat to its new home to ensure we do a home check.
We ask adopters to keep in regular contact with the rescue for the lifetime of the cat. We have a fantastic support network of people in a private Facebook group and are there for help and advice at all times.
We give you a 100% guarantee that the cat can always be returned if an adoption does not work out but this should not be a sole reason for adopting the cat, we would hope people expect to have the cat for life.
Finally we get a lot of time wasters asking about cats then when we engage with them they ghost us. Please have the common courtesy of replying to our messages even if its to say you are not interested.
