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I was just looking through her 'cat family' album and noticed that most of her cats were 8 - 10 years old which makes them more difficult to adopt. I hope a family member that loves them took them in. Does anyone know?

When I spoke to her husband Mike, he said they were looking for an animal charity to take them.

The problem Is 'Shy Guy' who lived outside the house. A bit of a stray she fed. From what she told me when I last spoke to her, he's a very timid little fella that they'll have trouble getting hold of.

If she lived In England, I would have taken the lot... and been able to re-home them.

God, I hope they found a no-kill organization. As I said, it's hard finding homes for older cats.

I was hoping they could have found forever homes for them. Poor kitties.

Thanks Oscar.

SnoozeAgain;1370812 wrote: God, I hope they found a no-kill organization. As I said, it's hard finding homes for older cats.

I was hoping they could have found forever homes for them. Poor kitties.

Thanks Oscar.


When I spoke to Mike, I mentioned we have no kill charity rescue homes In England such as Dogs Trust and Cat Protection League and he said they have similar In Canada and they would be looking at contacting them.

If they are the same as England, they could actually drug Shy Guy to get hold of him.

I had a Feral cat and when I moved house each time, he had to be drugged.

British members note... I did not Include the RSPCA In the no kill homes because they have not such policy. After 28 days... No new home... no life...

One of Odie's cat photos was on the home page again. :-1 Has anyone talked to the family to see what's happened to them?

Will phone Monday or Tuesday for you.

Thank you Oscar, I appreciate that.

I have been phoning Odie's husband on and off throughout the day. The phone Is engaged all the time... will keep trying.