Linda

About Linda

All About Me and My Unique Personality: Linda came into care with her 5 kittens. She reared them and another orphan kitten and has been an easy girl to care for. She loves her food and she has just started to have the odd play - I feel she has spent most of her life having kittens and being a mum without time for fun. She likes attention and it needs to be slow untill she trusts you, then she is great! She loves attention but she does crouch down when unsure occasionally, she usev to give a hiss when she was nervous she no longer does this She is building her confidence and starting to show her personality. She is fine to co exist with the resident cats and will avoid any one that wants to be bossy. Linda will need a home that is happy to give her time to settle in she will always be a timid cat and will return the favour of giving her a loving home with head boops and loud purring. She loves her food and isn't fussy at all she has wet food for breakfast and has dry food to graze on during the day she doesn't over eat so food is always out for her to graze on. When the cats that share space with Linda get adopted and she is alone she becomes a very affectionate cat loving attention head booping you and rubbing on you.

My Ideal Home: Must be an inside, quiet patient home who is happy to give her the time to settle in.
She would suit an older or patient owner or just a quiet home till she gains trust in a new home again my home isn't supper quiet and she copes fine here.

What is Known About My Background: Found as a stray with new born kittens under a bush in a yard in danger of stray dogs. Was living on the street trying to find food for a long time till a lady made friends with her and gained her trust to get her safely into care.

How Do I Interact with Kids, Dogs, Cats and Other Pets: She is scared of dogs if they are quick moving possibly from living on the streets she has became use to out old dog who doesn't interact with her. She wasn't cat friendly but is now happy to share a room with kittens that are not hers and adult cats when I bring new cats into care they share space with Linda there is an odd hiss for the first day or so then she is fine to the extent that she will rub on them.