1549 days ago

to the kind lady that brought me the male blue/grey cat i have an UPDATE on him

Michelle from Saint Andrews

blue/grey cat has not had such a great time he has been hiding out at one stage i though that he may have escaped my enclosure he has not wanted to interact and show his face until today, he's still shy & has not made a sound, i'm not giving up on him i have to be patient & give him his space he is slowly warming up to me at this stage he's just not ready for re-homing he will stay with me until i am confident that he will settle into his new forever home, he must be really missing his sister i wish i could take her too and maybe smokey will be less nervous, cats to grieve for the ones who are the closest to them and i would love to have him reunited with his ginger sister, i lost the phone number that i was given so i'm posting this in the hope that i may find you again, kind regards michelle 07 8497744

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