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NEO Life has been full of ups and downs for senior boy Neo. He was adopted as a kitten but ended up at Cat Haven a few years back. He was adopted again, but unfortunately once again things didn’t work out, so he was rehomed privately. Third time lucky? Unfortunately not, and at this point …
ANGUS – undomesticated but getting there We’re pretty sure we haven’t introduced you to Angus yet. He was trapped a few months ago by a volunteer trying to trap stray kittens, and came into foster care with IFR. If you look through the photos to the end ones, you will see earlier photos of him …
This magnificent beastie was trapped the other week by one of our foster carers who works in an industrial area in Perth. He started out very “angy” indeed but is coming along well thanks to the efforts of his foster carer. We love the boofy street cats around here, and can’t wait to see how …
Billie Vanilli was in foster care since April 27th, 2018, across two foster homes. Her progress has been slow. Although she is now adopted by her second foster carer, she has still never been properly patted!
Words fom Cindy’s adopter: Hi, We have three male cats at home, who are all very loving and playful. I’m cat obsessed, as our cats have really comforted our family through some difficult times, and I really wanted to adopt a female cat. It’s easy to get a cute adorable kitten, but who takes the …
Tinka, IFR’s first foster cat, was a shy, undomesticated grey tabby female. She began her foster journey alongside her kittens, who were adopted long ago.