Some lousy human beings who call them selves neighbors have moved in and moved straight back out and dumped there 4 cats in the process just wondering who's the best people to get in touch with to help the cats find new homes
There's an ad on one of my local rescue websites where a beautiful tortie cat was found in a cupboard by a landlady when her tenants vacated her property :eek: The ad also says the cat's kittens had gone (hopefully this means gone with the owners).
Cats Protection and the RSPCA are full of cats left behind when owners move on. It's really unbelievable, so callous and heartless. Some are left at catteries when owners go away and never return for them (presumably they give false addresses).
When I moved from my previous flat one of my neighbours asked me if he could have Tabitha (my neighbours loved Tabitha, she was a very friendly, pretty cat) but I had chosen my new house with her needs in mind. She loved her old home but I was sure she loved me more and there was no way I could have left her behind - and she quickly learned to love her new home too.
I would try a local cat rescue first. The more well known places like cats protection and RSPCA are likely to have no spaces left. Also I found local shelters to be far more considerate.
I wouldnt report or take them to the RSPCA as its a death sentence as they put anything that moves down!.I would either look after them myself and find them homes or find a local cats protection or animal shelter that has a policy of not destroying any healthy animals.
The RSPCA are a joke, they get loads of money from peoples wills etc and have this carefully crafted caring image. Its rubbish as they have little regard for the animals they are supposed to support.
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What a terrible thing for your neighbours to do
Cats Protection and the RSPCA are full of cats left behind when owners move on. It's really unbelievable, so callous and heartless. Some are left at catteries when owners go away and never return for them (presumably they give false addresses).
When I moved from my previous flat one of my neighbours asked me if he could have Tabitha (my neighbours loved Tabitha, she was a very friendly, pretty cat) but I had chosen my new house with her needs in mind. She loved her old home but I was sure she loved me more and there was no way I could have left her behind - and she quickly learned to love her new home too.
The R.S.P.B. take in cats?
I can see feathers been rustled.
Ring 0800 Sylvester and Tweety Pie.
The RSPCA are a joke, they get loads of money from peoples wills etc and have this carefully crafted caring image. Its rubbish as they have little regard for the animals they are supposed to support.