Yeah sorry guys but I wouldn’t really be much of a vet nurse if I wasn’t trying to force you all to get pets now would I?
The reality is that some people aren’t meant to have animals of any description. Whilst this isn’t bad in itself, unfortunately the most common way people realise this is by getting a pet on a whim, then having to put them up for adoption when things don’t go smoothly.
On the off chance someone in West Sussex comes across this page, I thought I’d put up a couple of pictures of our local “residents” at the practice, with the hope I can get someone to fall in love with them.
Clemmie
Clemmie is approximately 6 months old, and was found dumped in a box full of other kittens in a car park. She gets on well with other cats, and could be re-homed with other animals, children you name it. She’s a very uncommon colouring, and although the picture doesn’t show it, appears much more “blue” than grey.
Jonno
Jonno is 5 months old and was dumped in a garden when his owner couldn’t afford to keep him. He has a slight radial paralysis in one of his front paws, but this doesn’t affect him in the slightest, and is getting better day by day. He has been with us since he was 12 weeks old, and none of the staff can understand why no one wants this cheeky little boy. He was born without a tail but is such a character at the practice that we will be sad to see him go.
Phoenix
Phoenix was signed over to the RSPCA when her owners couldn’t afford to keep her any more. She is a cheeky 4 month old kitten and likes nothing better than playing with the other cats in the cattery. Like all our kittens she can go to a home with other animals, and would be perfect with children.
I’ve only put up pictures of the kittens we have with us at the minute. If anyone is interested or would like to see photos of all the other cats up for adoption please click on the Sussex North Cats for re-homing link in the sidebar – This will be updated regularly.
Thanks, hopefully I’ve tempted someone into at least thinking of taking one of our cats on!
