A good forever home sounds simple but many times, when the going gets tough, giving up of our furry pals seem like the 1st thing to do.

Peanut and Pumpkin were given up about 6 months ago.  We are not sure what happened, and both ended up in a shelter.  Frightened and confused when they were first brought to the cattery, both have adapted to their new environment.

Peanut suffered a bad eye infection, and he almost lost his eye had he not receive timely medical attention.  Peanut enjoys nose-touching with people. He’s probably stressed up at shelter, and started losing quite some fur on lower half of his body.

Pumpkin, the other lovely boy seemed to be bullied by other kitties, and he likes to stick to humans.  We hope to find these 2 boys a home so they can live out their best years.

Both are sterilized, went for blood test in Dec 22/Jan 23 period and they are FIV/FELV negative.

If you are keen and prepared to open your home to these 2 boys, please watsapp 97471339.

Points to note about adopting the boys:

1. Home needs to be cat-proofed for the cats stay safe and well
2. Provision of right diet to keep the cats healthy and strong
3. Bring cats for a check at the vet after I have settled into my new home – this is to provide a peace of mind to health status of the cats
4. Be committed to caring for the cats .. till they bid farewell
5. Allow for home visits before and after adoption – date/time to be arranged to suit adopter

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