Oops, I nearly forgot, you want to know about the newbies don’t you.
Both are so friendly and so desperate for affection that they’re all over you with head-butts and purrs the minute they get chance, which makes taking pics a bit difficult.
The one who was abandoned by her owners came to us as Sparky but she’s actually a Sparkle.
The lady who first alerted us to her has done a good job of feeding her up, so rather than being skin and bone as she was when first reported, she’s quite chubby.
She’s about 2 years old and vet says definitely not pregnant
so we think she must be spayed, but to be on the safe side she won’t go up for adoption until after she’s had her second vaccinations in 3 weeks time. She dribbles when she’s pleased or excited.
Poorly puss is 10 months old according to the vets who treated him (not our vets) although how anybody can be so accurate I don’t know.
He is getting better by the day, but his eyes are still a bit gungey which makes him look older and grumpier in the pics. His name is Cledford but if you’re anything like me you won’t be able to remember that - I had to look it up before posting to make sure I’d got it right.
I think that’s the name of the area where he was found, but not being local to Paws Inn it doesn’t mean anything to me so I think I’ll call him Cled …or Cleddie …..or Cledders ….. or maybe Cadet (1st class) Cledford because he’s a brave little soldier.
He has a lovely white tip on the end of his tail and I've included the pic with used his litter tray in it because he had a very runny tummy when he arrived and we're proud of the improvement.
