Cat photos by
Andrew Clarke, on Flickr
This is Izzie. She is one of three rescue kittens that came to us on 14/2/2015. They were found in a cardboard box with their mum, abandoned in a park in Bramcote, Nottingham. We had to have our lovely Allie put to sleep on Xmas Eve 2014, at the good old age of 18 1/2yrs, as Allie had started having seizures. We said we'd not have any more for a while, but then one day my wife told me about one of her work colleagues that volunteers at Bramcote Animal Rescue, who had told here about these kittens... the rest is history.
Izzie came to us quite traumatised, and anxious. She also came with an upper respiratory tract infection. She had seen enough trauma already in her young life. When we first met them, Izzie sat in the middle of the foster mums room, very frightened, and just looked up at me. I instantly wanted to make her safe. Izzie loves to play, and is especially good at playing fetch.
Cat picture 2 by
Andrew Clarke, on Flickr
This is Myla. The local vet thought she was a Mylo, but our vet quickly cleared that up. Myla is very intelligent. Nothing much phases her. Wherever we are, she is. We nearly didn't have her, but for some reason no-one wanted the black cat.
Ellie by
Andrew Clarke, on Flickr
This is my Ellie. We lost her on 5/1/20 to a car hitting her outside our house. It was a dark, dark day, having to take her to the vets that day. She was totally my girl, and she fondly tolerated my wife LOL. Ellie was the 1st cat I've owned that loved to headbutt you. She was really good at it! She is missed every day.