Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Alby
LBR, affectionately known as Alby is a big ginger boy with a gentle nature. He's a shy boy at the start but once he gets to know you he loves pats and to give nose kisses. He is not keen on being picked up but I'm sure once he is secure in his forever home he will come to enjoy the extra human touch. Alby is currently living with five other cats and gets on well with all of them; although and the other resident adult cat seem to be working out who is boss. He loves his younger fosters and will curl up with them and make sure they are groomed to his satisfaction. Alby would love a home of his own and I'm sure he would also love to have a fursister or furbrother to curl up at nights and to play with during the day.
Medical notes
Quinn was rescued from a cat hoarder with over 150 cats. endemic within this cat colony was cat flu a common and highly contagious viral and/or bacterial infection. Fergus had signs consistent with cat flu at the time of rescue but has since been treated and is now in great overall health.
Cat flu can cause latent infection causing cats to develop signs such as sneezing and discharge from the nose and/or eyes if they are run down due to stress or other illness.
Adoption details
Please send our friendly volunteers an email and we will reply with our application form. This ensures that we are matching you with the animal to suit your family and lifestyle. We can then arrange a meet and greet for you (and existing pets) to spend some time with the pet and see if you think they will fit into your life.
If you decide to adopt:
- payment is made
- a quick property check is conducted (we love our rescue animals and go through a lot to find them new homes, so we need to ensure their new home suits them)
-then you can welcome your new pet into your life!
We have a 2 week trial period so if this pet is not the perfect fit for you we will supply you with a full refund within the trail period. We will also take the adopted pet back at any stage should you be unable to care for them any longer.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.