Light on vollies

 But those who came were splendid and all the work got done in record time. Thank you.

Fiona got adopted. A young man came to adopt her at 3:30pm. He had seen her on our website and decided that she was just the cat to go with his 1 year old kitten who really NEEDS another cat to play with (so that he can get on with his work). We did the deed in record time. He went off with a borrowed carrier and her litter tray (with litter but without the poo!) which he will return asap. Fiona was happy to go because she had a turn in the Top Cat so was feeling full of confidence.

Sooty also had a turn. She is a girl. Funny, I always though that Sooty was a boy's name.

Sooty

Maybe she will get adopted tomorrow!

We had a couple of phone calls about Axel. But nobody came to give us their money and sign our paperwork. First IN, first served.

A mother and daughter came to find a replacement for a dearly beloved cat. They looked at all the availables. Pity that Ivy didn't play up to them. She is a kitten with a split personality. Sometimes she turns herself inside out to attract you. Other times she hides.

Ivy

Much like Harper and Emma. They only come out of their shell when their foster mum comes (with chicken) for them to love on. Then they are completely different cats. . . full of love and purrs and invitations to interact. (Not the reactions they show when I open their doors to take a photo!)

Emma in the bed that her foster mum will wash when she is adopted

Harper