Purr-lease consider homing these cats
CAN you offer a forever home to one of the adorable animals at the RSPCA Stockport East Cheshire branch?
For the most up-to-date information on all of our animals please look at our Facebook site ‘RSPCA Stockport, East Cheshire and West Derbyshire,’ our Twitter page ‘@ RSPCAStockport’ and our website ‘www.RSPCAStockport.org.’
Here are just some of the loving pets looking for a loving home:
STORM
This black beauty is Storm. He is a very loving and affectionate boy and is always happy to see you when you enter his pen. This lovely boy loves playing with his toys and when he’s had enough he loves nothing more than a cuddle on your lap.
If you think Storm could be the perfect companion for you then please pop along to the cattery.
BELLE
Belle is the beauty of the cattery with her striking good looks and unique markings. If you are looking for a playful kitten with a lot of love to give then please call the cattery. She is an absolute darling. How could you say no to that face?
LUCKY
THIS gorgeous little fluff ball is Lucky.
He came to us from the Greater Manchester Animal hospital after being found abandoned by one of our inspectors. Black cats are the hardest to re-home but he is such a lovely boy and deserves the very best. Let’s break the chain and get him living up to his name. To change Lucky’s fortune then please pop along to the cattery.
To see these cats or many more just like them then please call the cat phone to make an enquiry or come along and pay us a visit. Opening hours are 11am to 3pm Monday to Saturday.
No appointment necessary (but please don’t arrive when they are closing give yourselves plenty of time to get to know the little cat you are interested in).
There will be lots of cute little faces waiting to greet you.
If you cannot make it to the cattery, you can also check out the Facebook page RSPCA Rehoming for Cats – Stockport for additional information including videos of our current residents.
Check out our Facebook page for videos and other information on the above residents plus many more.
To report a mistreated, neglected, injured or distressed animal contact the National RSPCA 24hr helpline on 0300 1234 999 or visit the website for animal welfare advice www.rspca.org.uk.