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Colchester Cat Rescue

Bluey

Bluey

Sadly Bluey is no longer with us. Bluey came to us as a very frightened and unhappy cat. Our vet thinks he is around 10 years old, and we have had him with us for 5 years. It is not difficult to see how he got his name - 'ol blue eyes! A lot of white cats have a disorder which makes them deaf - Bluey is one step further, he is also blind.

When he first arrived, he screamed a lot. He was in utter confusion, and being surrounded by 40 or so other cats must have made him feel even more so. The constant talking round by one of our helpers helped mend his sorrow, and he has turned out to be a very affectionate and loving friend.

Bluey will not be rehomed. He has a fear of being moved to a new environment, and an attempt at rehoming proved this point. When you go into the room, and call his name (loudly), he looks (in a staring fashion) all around him, so there must be some hearing there. He soon figures out where you are, and puts his front paws on your knee, and proceeds to scramble up on your lap!

Heaven help the ladies wearing nylons!

Bluey was on our Adopt-a-Cat scheme. For a minimum of £5 a year (which helps with his board & lodgings), adoptees got a photo & Certificate of Adoption. (They even get a Birthday card from HIM on their Birthday!), this also applies to other unadoptable cats in our care.

Sanctuary

Colchester Cat Rescue Charity Registration No: 275238

Website: Colchester Cat Rescue

Adopt-A-Cat Scheme

This gives anyone who cannot have a cat at home with them, the chance to adopt a cat living at the Sanctuary, for a minimum donation of £5.00 per year, which goes towards the chosen cats upkeep. The number of cats that you can adopt is not restricted, however, each cat that you adopt will mean a minimum donation of £5.00 each. Cats can also be adopted on our Open Days, which are held at the Sanctuary every year. Details can also be obtained from the Cat Rescue Shop or Website, on display there are some photos of some of the cats available for adoption.

Colchester Cat Rescue is open to the public between 12noon and 3pm on Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.

Application forms for adoption + other donations to:

Colchester Cat Rescue
"Lyndhurst"
Bromley Road
Ardleigh
Colchester
Essex
United Kingdom
CO7 7SF

Table-top Cat!     Just another 50 winks!     Peeping Toms!

Some of the "guests" at the Sanctuary. How could you resist not homing them.

Time to Spare?

Do you have time to spare, with nothing to do? Why not come up to the Sanctuary and give us a hand. Volunteers are always welcome on weekdays and at the weekends, and we are quite a friendly bunch. Where to Find us:

Colchester Cat Rescue

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