Ready for adoption

UPDATE THESE TWO LOVELIES HAVE NOW BEEN ADOPTED

Handsome boy back in foster after having his first vaccination and chip. His mum just as gorgeous as him though bit shy at first. Available separately for adoption  Adoption fee and home checks apply. Full adoption donation of £60 means we cover second vacc and neuter too.

 (must be taken to our vet in Darlington)

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Little terror had his first vacc and chip. Available for adoption. Adoption fee and home checks apply. Full adoption donation of £60 means we cover second vacc and neuter too. (must be taken to our vet in Darlington)

Fill in questionnaire 

https://straycatsrus.blogspot.com/p/adopting.html  to be considered.

Rescue news

Its kitten season and sadly to many people still don't neuter their cats which means we are overloaded with requests to help.
This little family will cost us at least £1000 to get them to full health and good condition including vaccinations and treatments please consider a donation to help. https://www.paypal.com/uk/fundraiser/charity/69204

Mum and Kittens were struggling to survive outdoors in the countryside.

 Mum quite wild at the moment so time will tell if she will settle down.

 They didn't much like being treated for parasites but all new arrivals first step to good health is getting rid of parasites.

Our phones, messages, emails , texts are constantly asking us to take in yet more cats. We are already stretched and struggling so please understand we can’t take every cat that needs help. Time for finders to step up and look at what they can do to help. Adult cats are easily supported out doors if you provide food and shelter and larger charities supply neuter vouchers so the breeding will stop. If a mum cat has kittens at your property again provide food and a shelter and try to handle the kittens so they get used to humans and can be rehomed, remember kittens need to stay with mum till at least eight weeks. Most importantly if you are a cat owner get your cats neutered so you don’t add to the problem. If you move house and have cats then make sure you are taking them with you. Unless you can provide a safe forever home then don’t even consider getting a kitten. 

Kittens should be at least nine weeks old when leaving mum to avoid situations like this

Poor baby having a sleep after his eye examination. This little guy was brought to us after he injured his eye on a fishing rod toy that snapped. Toy was from Wilkos apparently and they have been informed. He is only eight weeks old owner had only had him couple of weeks and unfortunately due to circumstances felt it best he was signed over to rescue. He won’t be up for adoption for few weeks yet as will need vaccinations etc. As his litter mate died from a parasite infection we will also be closely monitoring him to make sure not just his eye healed but that everything else is ok too.
Please help us to help him and kittens like him. https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/catsrus
 https://www.paypal.me/CatsRUs

Only thing sadder than a kitten taken from his mammy to soon is kitten having litter mate die then get injured himself and be alone. Never mind little one lots of cuddles and once isolation over you’ll have company of your own species.