Quiet home wanted for 3-month-old kitten, with only one eye

MoBry · Post by **MoBry** » Fri 01 Feb 2013 3:40 pm

I rather think this is a hopeless cause as I know there's a kitten adoption overload, but I'll try anyway. We have been caretaking a nervous little kitten who turned up at our home in an emaciated state and with only one eye. She has done well but got duffed up by a stray tom cat the other night and is now even more nervous. As we already have two boisterous rescue puppies (one of whom was tiny but now resembles a small elephant) and two older kittens and their mum (who hates the kittens, Bella and the 2 dogs with great passion), we'd like to find a nice, quiet home for Bella if possible. It's chaotic here and for a little kitten with sight in only one eye, a very difficult place to live. We shall, of course, keep her if necessary but would really like to find a nice quiet home for her if possible.

sophie · Post by **sophie** » Mon 04 Feb 2013 2:48 pm

What a sweety, I would take her like a shot, but it appears we aso have cat hating dogs (little horrors) and they wouold make her life a misery. Keep at it 'cos I'm sure there is someone out there looking for a kitten just like her. 3 legged dogs almost always find a home, so hopefully a one eyed kitten will do the same.

MoBry · Post by **MoBry** » Mon 04 Feb 2013 2:55 pm

Thanks, Sophie. She seems to have settle down following the feral cat attack, plus it (the feral cat) turned up at our home again and Zoe chased it away, I think she takes feral cats as a personal insult. Our dogs don't chase the cats, they play with them, but it's a bit challenging for Bella given her size and limited sight. With two puppies and 3 older cats racketing around, life's a bit hectic for her!

Rambling Rose · Post by **Rambling Rose** » Mon 04 Feb 2013 11:47 pm

Sorry Mo I cant take her, even in the unlikely event of my two and a half (one is undecided on the subject) cat hating dogs could be reconciled , there is a big black cat taken over the next door garden (with or without the knowledge and consent of the human occupants I am not sure) and tries to add mine to his territory whenever the dogs's back are turned, and he would probably terrorise her. Hope you find a good home soon.

MoBry · Post by **MoBry** » Tue 05 Feb 2013 3:44 pm

Thanks, Rambling Rose, we are happy to keep her as she's a sweet little thing, just thought maybe there might be somewhere loving and quiet to provide her with a less stressful home. The funny thing is that, since she got duffed up, she's staying home more and getting on with our pooches better, ie, if they try to chase her, she bashes them on the nose!