You'll find once you start to write about them, it'll just come easily because you know their personalities.
This is the write up I did for foster cat Willow:I’m a confident, chatty cat and you will be impressed by my loud purr! My fosterer says I have a bit of attitude, but I just like things on my own terms. For instance I love being stroked, but will let you know when I’ve had enough – don’t worry, I will give you a warning – just watch my tail, if it starts to twitch, best to stop stroking for a while! On the plus side I do enjoy company, I’m very interested in what’s going on around me and love sitting on my fosterer’s lap while she’s working on the computer. I’m only 6 years old and like to play, but you don’t need to buy me expensive toys, as I’m just as happy batting a screwed up piece of paper around the floor!
This is the one I did for foster cat Coco:Coco is a gorgeous chocolate coloured British Shorthair who, incredibly, was abandoned, along with her three kittens. Understandably she was very scared and traumatised initially, but she has slowly started to come out of her shell, although still a little wary of new people and new situations. She is probably no more than a year old, and is starting to show her kittenish side, which obviously she hasn’t been able to since having kittens herself at such a young age. This young mum is now looking for an adult home, where her new owner can give her time and patience to settle in – and give her back the kittenhood she so deserves.
And this is one I did for foster George:George is a lively, playful chap - about 1yr-18months old. He likes to roll over on his back to try and get you to notice him – ignore that at your peril, as he also likes to use his voice to gain your attention! He would suit an adult home, where someone is around a lot during the day, or possibly a family, where the children are teenage upwards. He’s quite energetic, so would love a garden to play in, but he’s also quite happy whiling away the hours on a nice warm lap.
