Cats
A post from Bridgend Adoption Centre Manager Sue Dobbs
A 12-week-old kitten was admitted to us after a keen-eyed driver spotted a driver parked up and acting suspiciously. They went to investigate after the driver left and found little Mew had been dumped in a box.
She was very thin and in poor condition. As she was hungry she kept bolting her food and then vomiting it up. Mew was taken straight to a vets for IV fluids and treatment.
She was lifeless in the first few days with us, just sitting by and cuddling into her teddy bear. But after a week of TLC, she is a completely different kitten. Mew is now bright eyed and full of mischief!
You can find contact details for the Cats Protection Bridgend Adoption Centre by visiting www.bridgend.cats.org.uk
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Cats
Recovery for black kitten dumped in box
A post from Bridgend Adoption Centre Manager Sue Dobbs
A 12-week-old kitten was admitted to us after a keen-eyed driver spotted a driver parked up and acting suspiciously. They went to investigate after the driver left and found little Mew had been dumped in a box.
She was very thin and in poor condition. As she was hungry she kept bolting her food and then vomiting it up. Mew was taken straight to a vets for IV fluids and treatment.
She was lifeless in the first few days with us, just sitting by and cuddling into her teddy bear. But after a week of TLC, she is a completely different kitten. Mew is now bright eyed and full of mischief!
You can find contact details for the Cats Protection Bridgend Adoption Centre by visiting www.bridgend.cats.org.uk
- Ringo Is A Star!
Beautiful little Ringo Kitten was very poorly when she came into the care of Cats Protection’s Dereham Adoption Centre, along with her six siblings at seven weeks old. She was very thin, lethargic and covered in ringworm. Sam at the adoption centre...
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This Mother’s Day, we’re reminding cat lovers not to forget mother cats whose kittens have flown the nest. Like many of the human mothers being celebrated on 15 March, the feline mums at Cats Protection have done their fair share of child rearing!...
- Great Escape For Prison Kittens
Our Bridgend Adoption Centre in South Wales is caring for a mother cat and kittens that were found at a nearby prison. A prison worker had arrived at HMP Parc to find the cat and her six-strong brood nestled in a truck in the yard. A telephone call to...
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Staff at Cats Protection’s National Cat Adoption Centre are caring for three kittens left for dead nearby. The five-month-old cats were discovered by walkers on Sunday 29 October. They’d been dumped in a filthy holdall among bracken near...
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