cat tails

Do you have a happy cat tail of your Cat Protection cat that you’d like to share?

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On Boxing Day my husband and I adopted Fizz (little champagne and white girl, 10 weeks on adoption, who was rescued from a hoarders home) and Blitz (pure white male, 12 weeks at adoption, found on a construction site).

I just wanted to take this opportunity not only to thank Cat Protection for their amazing knowledge and support in the adoption process, but also for being the ones who helped make our family complete!

My Girl Sunset

Sunny came to live with me in September 2011. She settled in quickly and we are now good friends. She loves to have her ears and tummy rubbed, and purrs loudly showing her appreciation. She has met the neighbours, their children, and even their dogs – such a friendly girl she gets on with everybody.
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Dita's Miraculous Tail

Dita has not had an easy life, born almost completely deaf, and dumped as a kitten, it is a wonder she managed to survive as a stray. She lived as a stray for a long time, until she was taken in by a nice man named Michael, who fed her and took care of her.

Not long after Michael adopted Dita, he noticed unusual lumps, discolouration, and scarring on her ears and nose. He took her to the vet, and it was confirmed that she had developed skin cancer from her years as a stray. Even though Michael knew he couldn't keep Dita long-term (as he owned several dogs, and Dita was not used to the domestic life), Michael paid for vetinary treatments for Dita, and had her ears amputated, as well as part of her nose. Shortly after, he surrendered Dita to the Cat Protection Society. She stayed at the CPS for several months, before I stumbled across her on the CPS Facebook page. The next day, we had adopted her, and she was coming home with us, on November 6th, 2010.