Evicted – along with their owner
Can you give an animal a loving home and a new start in life?
IN the middle of February the Middlesex North West Branch of the RSPCA received a call to see if we could take in three cats about to be made homeless due to their owner being evicted from their home.
We immediately agreed to take Andre, Penny and Lou when their owner explained that because of their personal circumstances they would no longer be able to give them a home.
The branch manager, Allan Harper, said: “The situation that these three cats have found themselves in is something we face all too often when people lose their home. Typically they will be offered temporary housing which results in them not just losing their home but also their pets which are often a really big part of their life.”
We are wanting to find new homes as quickly as we can for these three lovely cats who have, through no fault of their own had their lives turned upside down.
Andre (grey and white male) and Penny (black and white female) are both about six years old and we would like to find them a home where they can stay living together. While Andre is quite confident Penny is a little shy so she will need a little more time to settle into her new home. They are though both quite friendly cats and will make lovely family pets in a family with older children, ideally over seven years old. We would like a home for them where they will be able to go out in the garden and explore a bit when they want a bit of time on their own.
Lou is an older cat tf from theth same home as Andre and Penny. She is a friendly tabby cat who likes being around people but she isn’t so keen on other cats so we really would like he her to have a ho home where she will be the onlyl cat.t Sh She i is quiteit an independent girl who likes her space so if you want to adopt Lou you will need a garden so she can spend a bit of time on her own when she wants. Lou would also be fine with older children.
I you would like to find out how you can offer a home to Andre and Penny or Lou, please call us on 020 8966 9688 or email us at: info@rspcamiddlesex.org.uk or see www.rspca-middlesex.org.uk