Smudgley rescue cats ~ Socks

[Mags]

3 male cats came in together as their owner is expecting a baby.
This one is Socks.
18mths old long haired B&W male.

{We really don't think he is actually 18mths old}

if anyone is interested in offering Socks a home, call the rehoming line on 0844 884 8514.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v205/Mags40/Catsey%20cats/Socks012.jpg




http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v205/Mags40/Catsey%20cats/Socks020.jpg

[PoshPuss]

Handsome. Not for me to judge but why would expecting a baby want you to part with your cats? :( I don't undestand it, but then I don't have the full story.

[angieh]

Poor poor boys - what a way to learn to trust people. Socks is a lovely looking lad.

[dinahsmum]

B&W is always smart
Having a baby seems a very lame excuse for getting rid of your cats you've only had for a year or so.
Hope she doesn't tire of this baby if she finds herself expecting another in a year or two's time. :roll: That's the equivalent. :evil:

[Mags]

Lovely boy, will he return to his home later?

[smudgley]

Lovely boy, will he return to his home later?

No - he needs a home.

He is older than 18months though

[Elaine]

He's one handsome dude whatever his age, I hope he finds a good home very soon xxx

[Moli]

Bless him, he is gorgeous!

[Erin]

What a gorgeous boy!

[pk-bailey]

not backing the people up but my sister has just had a baby and was told not to be around cats for the pregnancy and first few months of the babys life.

Still a lame excuse!

[angieh]

hmmmm - I've just had a quick google and I can now understand why the lady has given up her cats.

http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk/articles/article.aspx?articleId=1107

This is scarey stuff and obviously she wouldn't want to risk any harm to her unborn child.

Not sure whether the risks are being over dramatised - but I can appreciate her point of view now.