Looking for homes ...
Looking for homes ...
We have available a limited number of kittens ready for homing - mostly pairs but…
Kevin is about 2 years old, neutered, microchipped and up to date with vaccinations. He…
Munchie loves his food - hence his name! He likes exploring outside but does enjoy a…
We are seeking work placements for a number of feral and partially feral cats -…
Freddie's owners moved house and left him behind! Kind neighbours took him in, had him…
Polo and Phoebe are brother and sister, about five years old. Quite shy on first meeting, …
Bobby came into our care with a badly infected bite on his leg. Fully healed…
Officer Dribble is proving to be a real star - talkative, with his tongue sticking…
Edward was found in the middle of a road late one evening. Enquiries revealed a…
Nibbles (aged 3) and Link (aged 2) are playful young male cats. They are affectionate…
Bonny and Patch are gentle siblings, 7 months old, who came into our care as…
Ula is a beautiful long haired tortoiseshell two year old. She is looking for an…
Hi all - just a quick note to say that our auction site is down at the moment...gremlins or kittens in the system - hopefully back up and running very soon! Hx
Poor Chip.
Chip was trapped and came in to Stopford Cat's care late last night having joined a managed colony in Manchester a little over a week ago. The colony's caregiver asked for help when he realised Chip looked like he was having trouble eating.
And no wonder!
At the moment we've no idea about Chip's future - hopefully he's the victim of a heavy parasite burden combined with an allergic reaction - in which case the strong steroids and parasite remedy he's been given will help when combined with the TLC of his fosterer. Or, he might be a victim of a cancer in which case the outlook is bleak.
The little fella is comfortable for the time being and hopefully will manage to put on a little weight now he's no longer having to scavenge and live on his wits.
Paws crossed please for our little fighter.
Chip was trapped and came in to Stopford Cat's care late last night having joined a managed colony in Manchester a little over a week ago. The colony's caregiver asked for help when he realised Chip looked like he was having trouble eating.
And no wonder!
At the moment we've no idea about Chip's future - hopefully he's the victim of a heavy parasite burden combined with an allergic reaction - in which case the strong steroids and parasite remedy he's been given will help when combined with the TLC of his fosterer. Or, he might be a victim of a cancer in which case the outlook is bleak.
The little fella is comfortable for the time being and hopefully will manage to put on a little weight now he's no longer having to scavenge and live on his wits.
Paws crossed please for our little fighter.
Happy Tails.
Gin and Tonic came into Stopford's care as part of our work helping a feral colony in south Manchester.
Rehomed this weekend, you can clearly see a glint in their eyes knowing they've well and truly landed on their paws.
Gin and Tonic came into Stopford's care as part of our work helping a feral colony in south Manchester.
Rehomed this weekend, you can clearly see a glint in their eyes knowing they've well and truly landed on their paws.
