A few pics to start with

[Patch]

As I have lots of mogs, I will post a few pics now and again

These are pics which I already had uploaded. All my mogs are the sort which would usually be considered unhomeanble due to various health or behavioural issues but their pics will show how well they have done through their determination and strength of characters.

This is Sootstick, rescued at 4 weeks old, abandoned on Catterick racecourse, he was very poorly indeed but he was very determined to live and is now a strapping big lad and a total softy

These are Shadow [ black ], Sheba [ brindle tortie ] and snoozing behind them is Cheyenne

Shadow is a feral who had been handled poorly when caught [ not deliberately ] so came to me for special care and stayed , Sheba came to me with a litter in tow [ when they were two hours old ]. She had a digestive problem which caused her to have severe bowel incontinence [ she dripped the runs every time she moved ], but thankfully she got better and after about a year I didnt need to walk around the place with kitchen roll and cleaning fluid all the time
Cheyenne was about to be dumped in woods at just a few weeks old for ` being too ugly to get a home ` and had no socialisation at all because of it thanks to the idiots who let their cat have litter after litter so she was as scared and as much like a feral as a domestic born kitten could be but she learned to trust me [ if no one else ], and is a beautiful sweetie

This is Baby Ashleigh who is blind and mildly braindamaged but is a very happy little girl despite her dreadful early health problems. She is snuggled up in the pic to her bestest friend, Willow, one of my doggy crew. He is deaf, partially sighted, a tripod and human fear aggressive.
They gravitated to each other and have a very close special bond

I think thats enough for now, I`ll sort more pics and introduce others in my moggy crew in due course

[Mags]

Thank you for posting the pics and history of your cats, Patch.......it doesn't take much to see you are a devoted cat lover who will strive to help any poor cat with health problems or otherwise......well done to you!

They all look beautiful contented cats.....and what a special picture that last one is with baby Ashleigh and Willow

[Moli]

Lovely pictures Patch, so nice to see willow and Ashleigh so close....

[Sweet]

Lovely pics Patch, it is good to see your lovely family - how many do you have ? x

[Jules]

Wow, they are all gorgeous and very lucky to have you, people can be so cruel it makes me soooooo mad!!!

Well done you!!

[dandysmom]

How wonderful that there are people like you to take in and nurture these poor little ones! Your furry family is lovely, especially Cheyenne...I'm partial to torties!

[yola]

Patch, you're an angel to take on these cases that most won't touch. Bless you. The cats are beautiful and a testament to your patience and hard work.

[MrsH]

Well done on your care of these lovely cats. OK then, we've seen 5 of them so far! loking forward to seeing the others too.

[EmmaG]

Hi, Lovely pets Just noticed you live in Colchester? I use to live there, moved to Braintree about 8 years ago.

[Patch]

Originally Posted by EmmaG

Hi, Lovely pets Just noticed you live in Colchester? I use to live there, moved to Braintree about 8 years ago.

Small world, you are just down the road a bit !!
I will be at an agility show not all that far away next month, [ 9th and 10th Sep, Burnham Show ] if you felt like venturing that way to say hi
There wont be any mogs there mind you