In other news, here is day 11 of fostering the most spicy man that's ever passed through. He went from no one being able to touch him without animal gloves, to loving kisses. He just wants to follow me around all day and will snuggle at any open lap opportunity.
He's also officially looking for his forever home! He needs a quiet house, preferably with someone who works from home or is maybe retired. MUST understand cat language and give him patience, as he's likely to be scared about another transition. He is great with other cats, untested with dogs. No young kids please.
Please message me with any questions you might have about him. I'm picky about who adopts my reformed spicy cats, so please expect me to ask you questions in return.❤️ From there, you'd fill out an application with Hull Seaside Animal Rescue. We can also have you meet him virtually (sorry, I'd rather not have strangers in my home, but if I know you or you're a friend of a friend, you're welcome to come over!).
More photos coming in the comments!
Cutie #3 - I believe this friend isn't confirmed to have FeLV, but was exposed to it. Cape Ann Animal Aid will be able to give you more info.❤️
FeLV cutie pie #2 available at Cape Ann Animal Aid. See my previous post for a bit more info.❤️
This is Mike, he is one of two cats (and a third that has been exposed) with FeLV at Cape Ann Animal Aid. This means he needs to be an only cat, or with another FeLV cat, as it can be transmissible through saliva.
I'm not an FeLV expert, but the folks at the shelter will be able to answer questions for you. These three cats were so funny and personable, you should definitely ask to meet them if you think a solo cat might fit your situation.❤️
I'll post the other two next!
Just a little visual update on how my gang of fosters is doing, 6 days into existing in the world. And yes, mama is here and doing a great job with them. Video was cut short because she wanted them back in the nest, so I obliged.❤️
They are so cute, I'm just going to sit here all day. (I'm glad my market was canceled due to the wind!)
Sir Henry Purrington is going to his barn placement today! Thank you to everyone who shared my previous post about him. I wouldn't have been able to find him placement without your help and shares. And he would have had to be re-released in Salem if we were unable to find a barn home.
(He is nice but bitey when overstimulated, which means the shelter can't adopt him out. So he was released to me, and will be going to live at Stargazer Hollow Farm, where he can patrol the barn, play outside, and always have food and a warm place to sleep.❤️)
URGENT ISO: BARN CAT PLACEMENT
Please share/spread the word.
Sir Henry Purrington hasn't been doing great in the shelter. He has decided that he loves being petted, but he doesn't understand that biting is unacceptable and he isn't giving any warning before he does so. This means he can't be adopted out.
So our options are, return him to Salem (which I'm worried about because of traffic, and it's still winter), or to find him a barn cat sort of placement. This way he can be near people, be warm and fed, but also do his own thing so he isn't cooped up and bitey.
Please help us find him a perfect situation? I'd hate for him to become a street cat again. He was in too many fights out there, and deserves better.
This is Elliot (at least I'm pretty sure - there's a chance Elliot may be an Ellie!). He's not a Salem cat but he was a stray that I was asked to foster because an emergency placement couldn't be found for him. He's very scared, but very sweet.
He's going to hang with me for a while as we build back his confidence and trust in humans, but then he'll be available for adoption. So far I know that he's growly but gentle (it's all for show), and he loves catnip, head pets, and seems indifferent towards other cats. He's a perfect litter box user as well.
I'll hopefully have more info and a timeline soon, but if you or someone you know is interested in adopting a lovely adult cat, please message me.❤️