Important Note
You will need to thoroughly read the descriptions below, plus our FAQ and Before You Adopt sections before contacting us.
The adoption form is below on this page. If you have any questions about the following animals or our rescue, please contact us.
The adoption form is below on this page. If you have any questions about the following animals or our rescue, please contact us.
Oddjob
(into rescue 15/03/2020)
Tabby domestic shorthair |
6 - 8 years old |
Can live with mature families |
I quite and like my space |
Prefers to be the only pet |
Indoor cat |
Oddjob's Story
Hi all, my name is Oddjob and I am approx 6 -8 years old.
Before WAR rescued me, I had been straying around Beddington for about 3 years. When WAR collected me I wasn't in great shape; I had several wounds and was limping on my left foreleg.
After some nice food, a comfy bed and some good old TLC at WAR HQ, I am feeling so much better. When WAR find unneutered stray cats, they do full blood tests due to not knowing what's happened in the past. Sadly, I tested positive for FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus). This is what happens when cats are not neutered! Please research FIV - it is not a death sentence and doesn't stop me leading a full and happy life.
I'm now living happily with my foster mumma. At first I was a little overwhelmed at the whole living in a home thing after being out for so long and was a bit hidey, but my foster mumma quickly won me over with yummy food and strokes and as a thank you to her I have decided to share her (now my) bed with her at night now - she is a very lucky foster mumma!
I am a huge cat and I love my food. I will be looking for a loving INDOOR ONLY home with no other pets and no young children, after all my time fending for myself I want a quiet home where I can just relax and be spoilt when I choose and also have some space when I need it. If you think you can be my new family, please complete the application form.
Before WAR rescued me, I had been straying around Beddington for about 3 years. When WAR collected me I wasn't in great shape; I had several wounds and was limping on my left foreleg.
After some nice food, a comfy bed and some good old TLC at WAR HQ, I am feeling so much better. When WAR find unneutered stray cats, they do full blood tests due to not knowing what's happened in the past. Sadly, I tested positive for FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus). This is what happens when cats are not neutered! Please research FIV - it is not a death sentence and doesn't stop me leading a full and happy life.
I'm now living happily with my foster mumma. At first I was a little overwhelmed at the whole living in a home thing after being out for so long and was a bit hidey, but my foster mumma quickly won me over with yummy food and strokes and as a thank you to her I have decided to share her (now my) bed with her at night now - she is a very lucky foster mumma!
I am a huge cat and I love my food. I will be looking for a loving INDOOR ONLY home with no other pets and no young children, after all my time fending for myself I want a quiet home where I can just relax and be spoilt when I choose and also have some space when I need it. If you think you can be my new family, please complete the application form.
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WAR are currently showing me a list of potential owners so applications are closed for now, thank you!
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