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coming and going all the time so if there
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easy, you can set up a one off or regular payment to:
Bank Santander
Account number 41232675
Sort code 09-01-27
Or Send a Cheque to our PO Box
Orpington Cat Rescue
PO Box 696
Orpington
Kent
BR5 4XA |
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Black Cats
Black cats and
black & white cats often get overlooked in
favour of ‘prettier’ colours
Give a black & white cat or a black cat a
chance!
Shrinking Violets
Nervous cats
often too get overlooked, yet they can be the
most loyal pets given time. Earning their love
and trust can be very rewarding.
Indoor Cats
Want a cat, but
live in a flat? Some cats can be better suited
to the indoor life: cats with FIV, deaf cats,
blind cats, very nervous or elderly cats, or
simply cats that have previously been used to
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Jackson
 Jackson
was a stray in North London, he had an eye
injury, was un neutered and full of wounds from
fighting.
Sadly, his eye showed complete loss of sight and
infection so an eye enucleation (eye removal)
was needed. He also needed a big dental. This
poor wee boy must have been so frustrated with
pain in his eye and mouth and his testosterone
to fight for survival of getting food and
finding females. He clearly needed a blood test
to check if he had FIV and or FELV with his
history life and presentation of scars. Sadly he
came back positive to FIV.
The good news is we would never PTS an FIV cat
even with eye and dental problems and
unfriendly. They all deserve a chance regardless
at Orpington Cat Rescue. So his procedures went
ahead.
Firstly, his eye had to be infection free with
eye ointment administered twice daily. He was
neutered then a week later he had his eye
enucleation. Once that all healed well then we
pursued getting his Dental done. Whilst his
enucleation was being performed the vets
diagnosed Jackson with pododermatitis to his
pads which we are monitoring, no treatment has
been needed yet even after few months in our
care he has been fine.
We are looking for an indoor home due to him
having pododermatitis to his pads that need to
be kept relatively clean from outside debris.
His vulnerability having one eye and FIV.
He can be a nipper especially when food is
involved. He is a lovely character and just
needs someone who understands slightly
temperamental cats and given time we are sure
his behaviour in a home environment will make
all the difference to his behaviour.
Could that be you.
Please contact 07799 264510
Thank you
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Pree (Princess)
INDOOR HOME ONLY
 Pree
is looking for her forever new home. Pree came
to us with her litter of kittens awhile back and
she was then placed in a long-term foster home
due to being semi feral and being couped up in
the cattery was no life for her. Unfortunately,
she is lonely and needing a furry companion.
Pree is semi feral very nervous certainly not
aggressive and at the vets she displays
submissive behaviour where she can be cuddled.
Do you have a placid cat who would bond with
Pree. She needs to be confined to one room
initially and introduced slowly to the existing
resident cat you have. This will also encourage
socialising Pree with her new owners. She is a
gentle girl for sure. This type of behaviour is
just becaus e
she was never socialised as a kitten into
adolescence and so its always a work in progress
often not months but years. Its about Pree's
needs and your existing cat. Not the owners its
about giving her a life of stability, safety and
another furry companion. Pree is young
approximately 4 years old. Could you offer Pree
what she needs.
We would be forever grateful even if you cannot
offer her a home but to share and spread the
word as not everyone is on fb or has access to
the Internet.
Please call 07799 264510 |
Panda
 This
poor wee boy was roaming, thin, hungry and in a
an area with many dogs off leads. A kind person
could see how desperate he was. He scooped him
up and kept him safe and fed for 24 hours whilst
he phoned rescues for help. He reached out to
Orpington Cat Rescue. We were full as usual but
we put out an appeal for a home fosterer
(already vetted by Orpington Cat Rescue). We
named him Panda and so his journey began with
us. He was neutered, chipped, checked over,
wormed and de-flead. Definitely underweight he
clearly needed help. He has settled very well in
his foster home already. A Friendly boy loves
people and would make a lovely furry addition to
anyone looking for a real companion. He is
approximately 6 months old. Call 07799 264510
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Margarita (Mumma), Tequila,
Martini, Ginny,
Stout
Meet this gorgeous family sadly born
into a life of uncertainty for their
future from south London kittens were
only 2 weeks old.
We were full as we always are with a
waiting list. Time was of an essence so
we appealed to our wonderful supporters
who responded as always to help to
foster.
Margarita (mumma) has nurtured them so
well and a very good mummy 4 balls of
mischievous fun.
THEY ARE NOW ALL READY TO GO TO NEW
HOMES
They have all been wormed, deflea,
vaccinated and chipped.
They have bonded into pairs as time as
gone on:
Pair 1
Tequila and Martini (both tabbies semi
longhaired)
Pair 2
Ginny (white & black Shorthaired) &
Stout (Black semi longhaired)
Mumma Margarita approximately 4 years
old is NOW spayed, chipped, fully
vaccinated wormed and de-flead also. She
is such a sweet quiet girl, gentle and
affectionate. And would make a lovely
companion.
Please tel 07799 264510.
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Ivy
 Meet
beautiful Ivy. Ivy was originally a stray taken
in by a kind lady 8 years ago. Sadly this owner
passed away recently. Ivy was then left outside
and fed she was now officially homeless again.
We estimate Ivy to be around 8 or 9 years old.
Ivy had never been seen by a Vet according to
the next of kin, She was so good in the cat
basket quiet as a mouse and let the vet examine
her with no fuss she needed a full MOT,
Vaccinations, chip, including worm and de
fleaing. It was discovered she needed a dental
also. Which will all be carried out before Ivy
goes to her new home.
Ivy would suit a quiet home and somewhere she
feels safe, do you work from home, retired or
semi retired she will make a good companion and
it seems she is not a challenging cat by any
means as many think Torties are. She needs a
forever home after her stray years and now loss
of her owner. Could that be you
Please call 07799 264510 |
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HOMING UPDATE |
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Please still get in touch with us if you are
looking for a new kitty to be part of your
family. We may not have many cats listed but we
are always able to put you on our waiting list
or put you in touch with other rescue cats in
need. |
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT |
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