Costs & Considerations of Rescue House Cat??

foreign_correspondent

Fire_Fox wrote: »

It isn't for the average cat but it might be for Noah: have you seen the state he was in when rescued?
http://www.purrsinourhearts.co.uk/index.php/topic,24283.50.html

that poor cat... he must have been in so much pain:(

He does look wonderful now, and I am really pleased to hear he will have the lovely home he deserves with you:D

Do let us know how he gets on!

carolineb23

Poor little thing. I hope he is really happy with you op

mellymeep

Aww he's so handsome
Good luck with him Fire Fox, you sound like you're going to be an amazing kitty mummy!

Fire_Fox

Noah's limousine service is due at 5pm. This morning I have organised pet insurance with AXA as they come recommended by the Purrs message board: £90 per year or £7.50 a month for a lifetime policy so pleased with that.

Fire_Fox

Noah spent his first few hours behind the sofa and in a large cardboard box! Late on he emerged gingerly for smelly fishy cat food, a drink, use the litter tray and sniff all around the sitting room before taking up residence on top of one of my storage units for a very thorough wash. Noah eyed up the sofa where I was sat but didn't make a move although he did allow me to approach him and headbutted me for a stroke.

This morning I was greeted by miaows, Noah telling me I was rather late serving breakfast! He's had a little more food, a half hour of with lots of purring before returning to his vantage point on top of the unit for his morning ablutions and a kip. He seems MUCH more relaxed today, if all goes well I will attempt playing a bit later and photographs tomorrow!

Spearmint

aaawww sounds like he's settling in well so far

foreign_correspondent

what a brilliant start!

He really deserves a lovely life with you, and it seems he has already sussed out you are the person who will be looking after him, feeding him and generally doing his bidding!:D

Is he as gorgeous as he looks on the photos that were on the link you posted?

Fire_Fox

foreign_correspondent wrote: »

what a brilliant start!

He really deserves a lovely life with you, and it seems he has already sussed out you are the person who will be looking after him, feeding him and generally doing his bidding!:D

Is he as gorgeous as he looks on the photos that were on the link you posted?

Noah is stunning, but then I am biased! He's as snow white as he looks in the photos, and co-ordinates very nicely with my wood, black and white colour scheme: designer cat! :rotfl:

Still not really played today, but he seems easily distracted by the strangeness of the flat. Noah has been purring on my lap several times, and back under the sofa briefly when I opened the windows as he didn't like the noise (bus engines, dog barking, a group of men shouting). But he came out very quickly after each fright and hasn't been back in the cardboard box at all.