Another poor little one

[Desley (booktigger)]

Fingers crossed for him, at least they got him to you, however belated it was.

[Teresa Pawcats]

It is very common for people to ignore strays both adult and kitten; they are either reported quickly by very caring people; Or reported when they become a nuisance or threat to health of the finders own pet.
We sadly aren`t the nation of animal lovers we pretend to be.

I have already sent a shortlist of names to committee,am awaiting final vote

[Christine (Blip)]

how very sad that he would otherwise have been ignored.

It makes me feel so angry - likewise with the cat whom Ela describes - but at least he is in the right place now, Teresa.  I like Ruths name suggestion for him.

[Kittybabe (Ruth)]

Oh T...  How awful for the little mite. You can see he's not well.

He has the best care. Have you named him yet T? If you haven't, keeping with the native american theme: Wahkan... means "Sacred" in Sioux.

I love those HUGE ears.  He is just beautiful.   

I have to resist a visit T, I want to bring them all home 

Big hug from Aunty Ruth xxx

[Ela]

at least in your case Ela, they thought it was dead

But the poor little one had to lay in that garden for 3 days with a broken pelvis and other painful injuries, it does not bear thinking about.

[ccmacey]

Hope this little man pulls through.

How on earth could anyone just leave him 

[Gill (sneakiefeline)]

Poor little man and you can see from his eyes that he is not well 

[Ellie]

Oh T this wee boy has brought tears to my eyes 

How could anyone leave this wee man to fend for himself the evil   

Thank god he is with you and getting all the love and cuddles he deserves 

Sending him lots of love, cuddles and healing vibes xxxxxxx

[blackcat]

at least in your case Ela, they thought it was dead - what sort of person would leave an animal, any animal, suffering and dying in their garden when a quick phonecall was all that was needed. Some people should not be allowed to have animals. Pity help their resident moggy.

[Ela]

The people left him in the garden but  brought him to me when they realised he was a danger to their cat

Almost unbelievable, but I know must be true. I remember once someone rang me about a cat in their garden it had been involved in a RTA 3 days earlier but they thought it had died, then when one of the family was looking at the body they saw movement and decided to ring me. Thankfully after a few weeks of cage rest I found him a new home

[Teresa Pawcats]

Poor little one was brought here late last night and has been suffering from cat flu for some time; it seems he was dumped a few days ago and had been sleeping in the finders garden.He seems to be troubled by his back paw also.He will be seeing vet tomorrow morning. Meanwhile I have started a course of antibiotics,and eye cream and he is already responding to T.L.C. His chest is infected but he should be ok.
The people left him in the garden but  brought him to me when they realised he was a danger to their cat - how very sad that he would otherwise have been ignored.