This advert is located in and around Leicester, Leicestershire
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Advert Description
I'm a cat rescuer based in Leicester and have recently taken in some cats and kittens from a hoarding situation. The mother and one of her older kittens have been reserved but two of her younger kittens and a 9 month old boy still need a home.
The young kittens, Beanie and Fedora, are approx 10 weeks old. Beret is the mostly black one and she has beautiful and unique ghost tabby markings on her coat. She is the runt of the litter and a little scrawny, but she is VERY energetic, confident and playful- and has a massive appetite. She is very vocal and likes to squeak at you! Her brother Fedora is a total teddy bear of a lad. Absolute purr machine. They eat all types of wet and dry food and use the litter tray. I've had them vet checked and treated for fleas and worms. Their new owners must commit to having them neutered, chipped and vaccinated and maintaining parasite prevention. Ideally I'd like for them to go as a pair but I can separate to the right home.
Their older brother Fez is approx 9-10 months old. He is a big handsome lad with very smooth fur. He has a hard skull which he likes to bonk on your hand to ask for affection. He is initially shy but affectionate and playful once he knows you. He'd do best in a home without young children but is great with other cats. He has been vet checked and treated for fleas and worms, and I had him neutered and microchipped on the 17th of June.
I'm asking for an adoption donation of £50 per cat/kitten to ensure a responsible home. Donations will go towards the eye-watering vet costs this gang have accrued for me.
Feel free to message me with any questions, and please don't be offended if I ask about a zillion questions in return! I want to make sure these babies end up in loving and responsible and *forever* homes.
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