BURMESE REHOMING LIST
Unfortunately older cats do find themselves needing new homes for various reasons, often due to changes in personal circumstances of their present owners. Below are some of the cats currently looking for that warm lap and cuddles. You may find links to pictures for some or our rescues.
If you would like information concerning rehoming one of these cats do please contact the appropriate person, or the Assistant Welfare Officer, Mrs Yvonne Bruckel Tel: 01452 520653.
Please note that calls to mobile phones may not be returned as these cause higher phone bills for the Club.
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Seal Tabby Point Siamese Male Neuter and Seal Point Female Neuter, 15 years. Go out. Lilac Female Neuter 13 years old and a Cream Exotic Male Neuter 13 years old. Go out. Brown Female Neuter and Blue Male Neuter, 12 years old. Go out. Lilac Male Neuter and Cream Male Neuter, 8 years old and a Tabby Oriental Male Neuter. Indoor cats, being rehomed due to change in owner's circumstances. |
Mrs Sue Hewson Tel: 01767 683583 sue@questor-cp.co.uk Bedfordshire |
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Lilac Female Neuter, 8 years old. Microchipped and inoculations up to date. Healthy and used to children. To be homed as an only cat. Presently in West London. |
Yvonne Bruckel Tel: 01452 520653 |
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Hoolie is an 11 years old brown male neuter. He goes outside and likes to hunt, but recently he has developed Glaucoma and he has to have eye drops three times a day. He is a very affectionate cat and he loves people. If given the chance he likes to sleep inside the bed with people. He hates going into a cattery and has been known to spray and defaecate on the floor if he is displeased. Hoolie needs to be the only animal in a household where there are no children. |
Jan Bowen Tel. 01299 871500 E-mail:skypicat@yahoo.co.uk |
| Two 10 yr old Neutered males. One Brown Burmese and a Ginger Tabby. Owner remarried and can’t take them. They are in the house on their own being fed by neighbours. | Maureen Smith Tel: 01249 760235 |
| Lilac Male Neuter, 6 years old. Timid and needs a special home with no other cats. Lots of love and patience required |
Penny Akehurst |
