I am absolutely devastated to have to write this but sadly my lovely little cat needs to be re-homed.

Casper came to me after I found him stuck in a tree aged just 6 weeks old. No owner was ever traced for him and so he became part of the family.

As he has got older he has expressed a keen interest in the outdoors and loves to go out and play, climb and run around.

Unfortunately this is why he needs a new home. My neighbour is not a fan of cats at all and does not appreciate Casper playing in her garden and scaring the birds away.

We have argued over this for months now and it has sadly come to the point where for Casper's sake he needs a new home where he can be free to enjoy the outdoors as he pleases.

Casper is a beautiful balck and white male.
He is all black over than his chest and 4 paws.

He is a wonderfull affectionate cat and loves getting strokes and cuddles.

He greets all visitors to the home and never stops purring, he really is a amazing cat !

He is almost a year old and he is neutered, vaccinated and up to date on flea and worming treatments.

He will go to his new home with his collar, toys, litter tray and a small supply of his food and treats.

He is a great eater and prefers dry food to wet food.

He is very playfull and loves to chase balls around the house.

He uses a litter tray and scratching post no problem.

He is used to children and other cats but is very scared of dogs due to being attacked by one when younger so a dog free home is a must.

Casper is such a well behaved cat that you will hardly even notice him, he does not eat a lot and as he prefers dry food he is not expensive to keep.

He needs a very special home as this is very hard on us and we will be heart broken to see him leave.

I would love someone to give him a home who is willing to keep in contact with us and let us know how he is getting on.

We do not want any money for Casper just a loving home but a donation to the RSPCA would be appreciated to show that you are genuine.

If you would like to know more about Casper or just come along and meet him then please get in contact.

He is in Winsford, Cheshire.

Thank you for reading.

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Awwwww sooooooooo not fair, your to far from me he's so like my mums old cat Sooty i would have him like a flash x

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If you were closer to me i'd seriously think about taking him on. I really hope that you find someone close to you that will let you visit him so you don't lose him from your life forever.

I hope karma comes and bites your neighbour's bum big time

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Would an indoor-with-cat-run home be unsuitable? It's not huge, pic below.

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I have a cat run for two of my cats.
My father In Law made it for us,and the cats can still run in and out all day long.
Maybe any idea.
Good luck with whatever you decide.

I wish I could just build a run for him but my landlord has said no

I really don't want to part with him but I know how un-fair it is to keep him in, he is clearly un-happy.

Thank you to the people who offered to give him a home I wish some of you were closer as I know he would be well cared for.

I am in Lancashire (Rochdale) so not a million miles away. But as I say, I wouldn't be an outdoor home, rather a home with a medium sized run as my breeding girl cannot go out and I don't think it's practical/fair to have one indoor one outdoor (I know lots of people manage it but I'm not sure I could, I'm out quite a lot so my previous outdoor cats have been outdoor with a cat-flap not constantly letting them in and out through the door!)

If anyone has a problem with distance my partner drives for a living and thus enjoys driving and if someone is willing to pay petrol money we can transport this dear boy to wherever he needs to go. Just a thought xxx I know how hard this must be for you!

Awww that's really sweet of him i'll have a word with my hubby when he gets home x

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That is really sweet of you and if anyone can offer him a good home I am more than happy to cover the petrol costs.

A happy home for Casper is more inportant than money !