Milly came to us when we trapped several cats from the same family, in a local garden. Milly was clearly a domestic cat but her adult kittens were all semi feral. Millie and one of her daughters were pregnant so they stayed in our care, in our cattery unit as all our foster homes were full, to have and raise their kittens. Both cats shared the care and feeding their litters. The kittens have now gone off to foster homes and Milly has settled happily into a foster home having been spayed, microchipped, wormed, fleaed and started her vaccinations. Milly will need a booster vaccination in early September.
FOSTER HOME UPDATE: We have now been fostering Millie since the middle of September. We thought as she had been a stray that she may hide for the first few days but after 30 minutes she was coming to say hello and give up a head bump. Millie is an absolute beauty with a lovely temperament. We have seen very little aggression from her at all – she doesn’t like to be picked up really and definitely doesn’t like anyone near her tummy. She loves to be near you and is very keen on cuddles and strokes on the sofa and happy to curl up on your lap. Mille loves her food but is slowly getting to realise that there will always be breakfast and dinner unlike when she was a stray. She also loves a dreamie or two.
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