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8 month old brothers, born on a farm, brought up at Sandbach Animal Rescue.
Ginger: Trafford.
Likes: hiding behind bookcases, playing with springs.
- Follower rather than leader so far (suspect might be a bit dim)
- Worryingly large paws and tail.
Black: Captain Dobey.
Likes: curtains and climbing.
- The Boss.
- The first to every cat treat or bowl of food.
Both huge fans of Mice for Cats on iPad. We've only had them since Sunday so not much time to get to know them, particularly as they're mainly hiding.
He scaled the back fence/bin/high wall nae bother. Had to keep him in this morning as we were both out (no one to let him back in until we get the flap fitted) but I'll let him out when I get home about 3.30ish. He'll deffo be back for his tea that way 
That's just awful, so she didn't love him and want him, she just wanted him as a possession and to prevent you interacting with him.Akiro's owner might have got rid of him. She reported me to the police and also to lambeth housing officer for feeding the local foxes. Its all tied into he crazy belief that I was keeping him "hostage" in my flat and also feeding her cats (which okay I was but other random people where doing it also). The housing officer visited today and as he was leaving, he said she told him she "got rid of him". If this is the case, I will miss him badly. He loved being with me.
That's just awful, so she didn't love him and want him, she just wanted him as a possession and to prevent you interacting with him.
Instead of keeping him and letting him spend time with other people, or giving him to you if she didn't want him, she's shipped him off somewhere else out of spite?
What a horrible person.
Have you checked the local shelters to see if he's been dropped off there? Doesn't sound much like she'd care what happened to him.
Selfish, miserable, nasty, spiteful arsewipe
Despite the fact that he was in and out of the flat that day on 3 separate occasions.
Those were the housing officer's words. I don't he meant it as it comes across. Mid last year she was trying to get him indoors and he ignored her. I was outside watching. I walked up to him, picked him up and handed him to her. She got annoyed telling me that she didn't get a cat for it to never come home. She will either keep him indoors or she wants £450 for him. I should have offered that straight away. She told me message her and we will work something out. I offered £200 and she got back two days later to say she changed her mind and decided to keep him. So, Akiro continued to visit me. Fast forward to last month when it all kicked off after her kids (probably) spotted him on the window sill in my flat around 7 am. She came banging on our communal door around 10pm shouting to "let my cat out" and accusing me of keeping him "hostage" the whole day.
We got a cat flap in our UPVC back door fitted for about £70 about 10 years ago.
Ta, my lovely handyman quoted me £40 so am happy with that.
I had never appreciated how much work kittens are until I knew a cat breeder. So much weighing and feeding and obviously sometimes weaker kittens don't make it; she had one in her last litter whose weight was a worry for a long time but she got her through.When Buttons had kittens, it was 3 months of a steep learning curve making sure they learned to use a litter box, getting them on to solids while ensuring didn’t injure themselves getting up to all manner of mischief (plus getting Buttons spayed to avoid a repeat performance). It was a relief getting them rehomed
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Ours was for the flap supplied and fitted so prices seem about the sameTa, my lovely handyman quoted me £40 so am happy with that.
Jocky didn't want to go out again yesterday, and then again this morning. I let him out, he sat on the step for a minute, got cold, came in like a big softy
