Advice about 'That Cat'.

Less · 20-03-2011, 16:44

Well, sadly, I have to admit defeat, I've had Cat as many of you know since early 2007, I've been fighting all that time against her, (though she has become very affectionate just lately), and two years worth of diagnosed allergy to moggies.
Added to that my diary is full of trips abroad for work, so can I ask, does anyone know of a local Sanctuary that is worthwhile I could put her to?

I know I'm going to miss the little expletive deleted, but I would like to make sure she goes somewhere reputable.

Margaret Pilkington · 20-03-2011, 17:03

Oh Less, is there no-one who will take her for you?
I think that most places that take cats are already full and overflowing........I wish that I could take her for you, but I already have two cats(and gizmo).
I hope you find some kind soul to help you out very soon.
Good luck.

Less · 20-03-2011, 17:22

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Oh Less, is there no-one who will take her for you?
I think that most places that take cats are already full and overflowing........I wish that I could take her for you, but I already have two cats(and gizmo).
I hope you find some kind soul to help you out very soon.
Good luck.

Thank's for the input, at the moment there is no urgency, I am just preparing, (as she sits on my shoulder watching everything I type), rather than just let anyone have her.

Margaret Pilkington · 20-03-2011, 17:34

I would be asking the good Accyweb members for an adoptive home for her........there must be someone on here with space in their life for a lovely moggy.

Less · 20-03-2011, 17:38

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

I would be asking the good Accyweb members for an adoptive home for her........there must be someone on here with space in their life for a lovely moggy.

It's against the rules to offer free or sell livestock of any kind, therefore I only ask for advice, if however someone wishes to P.M. me that advice, I will be most grateful.

Margaret Pilkington · 20-03-2011, 17:41

(grins evilly) Yes Less.........I knew, but was putting it in a roundabout way.
Well, you can live in Hope.
I believe in Accyweb....and its' golden hearted members.

flashy · 20-03-2011, 17:43

What about Willow? I'm sure she used to love cats, maybe someone could ask busman if she wants another? Ok crap input i know but it is just a suggestion

Less · 20-03-2011, 17:52

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Originally Posted by flashy

What about Willow? I'm sure she used to love cats, maybe someone could ask busman if she wants another? Ok crap input i know but it is just a suggestion

No, that would be forcing the cat onto her good nature, I would rather put the cat into a sack of nori's and take a trip to the cut than do that, (yes, I can do emotional blackmail, seems to come naturally, (must find out how my kids are, they've only been in care for 40 years)).

Margaret Pilkington · 20-03-2011, 18:25

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Originally Posted by Less

No, that would be forcing the cat onto her good nature, I would rather put the cat into a sack of nori's and take a trip to the cut than do that, (yes, I can do emotional blackmail, seems to come naturally, (must find out how my kids are, they've only been in care for 40 years)).

No, no. no........please don't do that. The Nori's would never get out!
I do hope you are only joshing.

walker · 20-03-2011, 18:25

You could try Blackburn cat protection, phone 01254 580642, Cats Protection - Blackburn & District
I hope you find her a good home.

walkinman221 · 20-03-2011, 19:25

Dont put it in the cut i will have to get it out and after a bit they start to stink

(thats where i work by the way British waterways well for five more days anyway)

jelly baby · 14-06-2011, 09:51

Did you manage to sort your moggy out?