Girls – Minnie, left, and Myrtle are mum and daughter and need to find a loving home together
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Can you help these ladies?
By Laura HerbertMarch 06, 2009
Mother and daughter Minnie and Myrtle are a pair of friendly ladies looking for a home together.
The 12-year-old mum and her daughter, who is a year younger, love lots of cuddles and going for a wander in the garden.
Tabby lad Johnny came to the centre as a stray but has settled in well.
The two to three-year-old boy enjoys lots of attention but would best suit a home without other cats.
Pure white puss Davina is friendly, but on her own terms. The seven-year-old lady would best suit a quiet home without children or other pets.
Big Fella is still with the centre as no new owners have come forward yet.
The FIV cat has the feline version of the human Aids virus and will need a lot of care and attention.
Cats Protection will pay any veterinary bills related to the virus as well as annual vaccinations and blood tests.
Elsa also came to the centre as a stray but it was soon discovered she was diabetic. The young lady is now regulated but will need injections every morning and evening.
Cats Protection will pay for the cost of insulin and regular check-ups with a vet.
If you can give a home to any of these cats call Reading and District Cats Protection on (0118) 940 3005 or visit www.readinganddistrictcats.org.
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