Meet Sandy

Hello I brought home my cat Flora 3 months ago. She first appeared in March and was pinching our yard cats food as she was starving. I began feeding her after I realised she had kittens somewhere and she would come into the office frequently throughout the day and sit on my desk. Eventually in Late July she brought out a single kitten for feeding. After about 10 days I was able to pick up the kitten so brought them both home. The vet scanned Flora and confirmed she wasn’t chipped. At her health check it was discovered that she was already in advanced pregnancy again and too late to spay her. She chose to have her kittens in the spare room cupboard where I’d made her a nest. It has been a real journey for her with back to back pregnancies and being hyper vigilant over her kittens. It has been a pleasure and a steep learning curve to help her raise this last litter. They are all a delight, fluffy and so adventurous. Flora still likes to feed them occasionally but they are all eating and using the litter trays independently. Flora will be spayed once her milk dries up and then if she wishes will be able to go outside again for the first time in several months! I have spayed her older kitten and she now lives happily with my son. It is very important to me that all these kittens will be well cared for and spayed at 4-6 months old.