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............ and that strange pedigree/different pedigree cross thing again? I don't understand that. Your moggie will turn up sometime, maybe a fully grown one, with a sweet character. Smudgley would put a word in for you! Seriously, there are always sad cases of people who have to give up a much loved, spoilt and beautifully behaved cat due to sad circumstances - divorce, loss of house etc. |
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I don't understand it either-this woman is a compulsive liar-we were told, if i remember rightly, she had two accidental litters sired by the same cat..and that her females would be done once the kittens had gone-LIES!!! both those queens (including Elsas ma who lost all bar two kittens) have gone on to be bred from, AND this woman has aquired MORE cats for her 'stock'  Maybe in years to come there may be a room for a slightly older rescue moggie who had a rough start-but not for a long time me thinks. I would like advice on where to start to look for a new home for Elsa?!?-rescue shelter/organisation? private rehoming? other? |
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So sorry to hear this Luke but you did your best with Elsa and gave her every chance... She is obviously unhappy around other animals  I'm sure that after a while another kitten/cat will come along and capture you heart  |
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Do you think she would like a job in a stables/farm, that sort of thing. If so try to find the right place for a private ad - whether it's a postcard in a shop window or a small ad in a local paper. Good luck |
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and rang one of my aunts who manages a stableyard not too far away...she cant take Elsa on as she has her crowd of terriers who see to the vermin and would probably see to a cat too  but she said she will ring around some pals of hers who run/own stables in and around Coventry and see what she can do..IMO that sorta life would be Elsa's dream..she likes nowt better than to go hunting and the great outdoors-so that widestrech of territory of a stableyard/farm sorta place, with the bonus of little if any human contact would be her ideal sorta life maybe?!?! |
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Luke - a sudden thought! You will get her spayed before you release her won't you?????? Just thinking of those people with £££££s in their eyes who might see it as a great opportunity to get a beautiful breeding queen - and who cares about temperament when you can make money  |
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We have decided we would prefer to privatley rehome her to a stable/farm sorta life as she really does love the outside world-and preferablly to someone who we know will look after her and maybe we can pop along and see her once in a while.. |
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That sounds like Elsa-heaven. |
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Think it may be woth posting on the rescue bit of DW in search of a sorta stableyard life for her?!? |
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Definitely worth trying, I'd say. The more people who know she needs a new home, the more offers you might get, so you can pick the best one. I'm sorry there was no magic solution, but perhaps this will be a blessing in disguise for all of you? |
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