This poor boy was found in a retail park in the West Midlands :cry3:


He has been neutered today but sadly Is FIV+ .

I have tried Harriet at Abyssinnian Welfare they have no place to take him, but have very kindly put him on their site
Patsy at Rushden Persian rescue can't take him either as she is full. Can any rescues help this poor boy?
Also if you are willing to foster him if a rescue space can be found please let us know, he needs a foster home with no other cats or one that already has FIV + cats

If you can help please email me at info@animallifelineuk.org

or answer the thread on our site by clicking on the following link
View topic - Rescue space needed urgently for Abyssinnian • Animal Lifeline UK


Many thanks for taking the time to read this.

Best wishes Kelly-joy and The Animal Lifeline UK Team

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Poor lad, fingers crossed he finds a rescue place soon x

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Cant help but wanted to wish you good luck in finding him a new home xxx

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RIP : Tabby, Bonnie & Herbert.

Proud furless mummy of Luna and Maggie - GO MOGGY MONSTERS!

Has he no microchip?

Liz

No sadly he doesn't We have found someone willing to foster him we just need to find rescue back up for him now.

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can i ask what FIV+ is?? sorry

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oooh not nice
thank you

I have messaged this person, you never know he could have climbed into a van or lorry and been transported to the West Midlands and he was found in a retail park.

Abyssinian Cat missing in Eleanor Road Prenton Merseyside at the UK National Pet Register

I posted him on a few lost and found sites as well so fingers crossed we might be able to find his owners, surely someone must be looking for him

Abyssinian Cat found in Retail park Stourbridge West Midlands at the UK National Pet Register

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Not nice but not necessarily a death sentance either. Whilst sensible precautions need to be taken and they may be more susceptible to certain illnesses and infections etc many FIV+ cats nowadays go on to live happy lives well into double figures.