Hi all

A lady at my works Dad died and she inherited his 3 Birmans. She re homed the 2 boys but kept the female. She now does not have time for this loving lady and so she is looking for a forever home ASAP.

She is spayed and her vaccinations are up to date. She is currently staying with a friend of mine in Newbury who had offered her a forever home but she is still in hiding. She will only come down stairs when the children and their small dog are out. (My friend has 4 children).

If anyone is interested please let me know and I will pass on my friends details.

I have met this cat and can honestly say she is incredibly friendly.

Thank you!!!

Pictures always help but I am sure a lovely girl like this will be snapped up in no time

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Thank you - can you tell me how to upload a picture of her? xx

Youch can either click the little paperclip and attach it from your computer, or you can upload your picture to a site such as photobucket, or facebook, and then go from there.

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If you email me at kelly-joy@animallifelineuk.org I will find a rescue to take her for you if that will help. I know a few rescues that would probably help with her and have space

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Hello I foster for algernontrust.org.uk and my foster room is empty after a run of sucessful re-homings

I can take her in until a suitable loving forever home is found, no rush as I have the time and space and the trust can carefully work on finding a suitable home.

If this cat can be transported to Oxford my husband can bring back to our foster home.

mtoogoodjohnson@yahoo.com

Have you tried the Birman Breed Clubs - most have rehoming sections and may have people waiting for a rehome.

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Kaz

For kittens, joy is for the asking and smiles are for the giving

Please please please contact Angie asap about this on 01785 251609. She heads the Birman Rescue and have lots of safe homes and support for situations like this for Birmans.

www.birmanwelfare.co.uk

Hi All

I have passed on all the details to my friend. Please be assured that Izzie is not in any danger, she is well cared for, she is just unhappy being around the children, she needs to be an only cat.

Thank you

xx

I am sure she will be looked after wonderfully until a forever home can be found!

I have honestly never seen so many rescues jump to take on a cat! I agree it is much better she stays where she is before rehoming, as even being a bit timid of children would be preferable to a rescue (and put less strain on their already strained resources

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