Rescue:

Pet Patrol received a call from a family that were being forced to move from their rental
home. Even the landlord didn’t think it was right, but the owner of the property had other
ideas. They not only had a young family but also six cats and they could not take all of
them to their temporary home. Last year they befriended a pregnant cat who had been a
stray in their neighbourhood. They brought her indoors and she had five kittens (McFly,
Blondie and Alex among them) within the safety of their home. But here we are, nine
months later and none of them are spayed or neutered,and the three they kept were staying
with a friend until a permanent home could be found. These three boys are definitely
bonded and it’s possible that each of them would do well on his own as long as there is an
accepting playmate for them there. They all get on amazingly well and share food, beds,
and toys without any histrionics.

Personality:

McFly seems to have a certain dignity about him, and although it took several days to
adjust to his foster home, he hasn’t looked back. His fur is silky to the touch and although
smaller and gentler than his brothers, he makes his own way. He performs delicate acrobatic
jumps if he is so inclined, is curious and will explore. Watching out the windows at
the bird feeders from a cat tree perch is a favourite. McFly will make a lovely companion,
liking chin and ear scratches and especially belly rubs. As he has made himself more at
home the volume of his purrs has increased. His is the loudest purr of all. He is ready to be adopted
into his forever home. One that will welcome him into the family and keep him safely
indoors.