Lady	Laura

A beautiful gentle female who had been left to fend for herself in a coastal holiday spot. We don't know how long she'd been like this or how many litters she'd had before a holiday maker rang us and reported her plight.

We were soon to discover that she had a litter of kittens which we captured and homed, but Lady remained elusive. When she appeared next she had a new litter just hours old.

She was starving and advanced cancer was eating at her ears. Sadly, this new litter was euthanased so she could have the treatment she so urgently needed. She had both outer ears completely removed and was at last being fed. During her convalescence in her foster home, she became a surrogate mother to a litter of four kittens that had been callously dumped in a bag and left to die on a roadside.

Thanks to that anonymous holidaymaker and the follow-up efforts of our volunteers, she is now a spayed and contented girl who's beautiful loving personality makes it easy to take her into your heart. The fact that her foster home was just a temporary measure and is now as permanent as superglue is testament to that.

Lady shares her new home with Laura (pictured above). Laura was a trapped feral with a litter of five kittens. The kittens were homed and Laura spayed.

She settled remarkably easily and seems to have forgotten all the fears that went with her past. They are both very trusting girls, and always ready for a cuddle.

Patches was quite a surprise to his new "mum". She was expecting a German Shepherd... dogs which she'd had for most of her pet owning life.

This little fellow had been an impounded dog and her daughter felt he would be the perfect companion for her mum. It happened that her daughter was right, and Patches and his new mum have a wonderful life.

He does enjoy a German Shepherd sized bone on most occasions though, as you will see in the small photo when you click on it.