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Page last updated Monday January 09, 2012 The Object of The Clubs' Rescue and Welfare The object of the Club shall be to relieve the suffering and distress of British Shorthair Cats or kittens in need of care, attention or re-homing as a result of ill treatment, hardship, neglect or a change of circumstances. Do we have places where rescue cats are held for people to come and see and choose? No, cats are usually re-homed directly from their owner, except in emergency cases where the cat may have been fostered for a few days in Committee member's private home. How long will I have to wait before being offered a cat or a kitten from Rescue ? It does very as sometimes people on our waiting list are no longer waiting and have not informed us, however all details on our list are carefully registered, it is not a case of first come first served, as we do try to match the cat as close to the prospective owner as possible and according the cats personality. If the prospective owner can be flexible in their chose of colour or age of cat that is also a huge help. How much will I have to pay? In previous years there has been no charge for re-homed/rescue cats, but due to increasing costs the club has now decided that where possible a charge of £20 is made. What happens if things do not work out? We are always there to give help and advice but, in the event of an unhappy situation or a sudden change in circumstances, we will arrange to take the cat back and re-home elsewhere with the knowledge of any problems previously incurred. For all rescue enquires please contact Val Shepherd on 01462 701046 or valtrubrit@btinternet.com We are delighted to show photographs of just some of the beautiful cats successfully rehomed via the Club Rescue
Marmite has now
been re homed with Lisa Sheridan and her
husband Simon, who were both
completely bowled over by her, she purred
her head off and made a huge fuss of them
and they were of course completely smitten
with this lovely girl
Lisa,
many thanks for your donation to
the Club Welfare fund and your offer
of a monthly direct debit,
I am over
whelmed with your kindness.
1 Youngish
Blue Male - Casper dumped at a vets
with the request that he be put to sleep
sleep because he was dirty, Casper has
been treated for cystis, surgery
for dental treatment, blood tests,
and his first series of
full vaccinations, the cost
will be covered by the Club Welfare Fund.
Casper has
been re-homed by Miss Paula Cookson,
who is raving about how
lovely he is .
below:
Casper happily the master of all he
surveys. thanks Paula for the photo's and
your donation to our Welfare fund.
thank you so much
to Maxine, Tom's new owner who is totally
besotted with him.
it was
a real pleasure to receive your
photographs so soon.
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