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Hello

I thought I would send you some photos of Cinda (short for Cindarella – different spelling).  She is the 6 month old torti who had not been named that I adopted from you about 2 weeks ago.  She is absolutely gorgeous.  She already sleeps in my bed (under the blankets),

Just thought I’d drop you an email with an update on Tiger Lilly. She is enjoying her status as a country cat (albeit an indoor country cat). The fire place has become her favourite place to be, snuggled up in her basket.

Hi there,

I adopted Willow (she was known as Salma) last November.

I wanted to let you all know that she is a happy, healthy little girl, who is loved by everyone in the house. She is thoroughly spoilt, and pretty much rules the house. We all think she is the most beautiful little girl – which means she gets away with everything.

Just wanted to give your guys an update about a little kitten that we adopted a couple of weeks ago. He is white with orange stripes and is very crazy and loves to bite and run!

My step-mum adopted our cat Ebony from the Cat Protection Society around 10 years ago when he was 2. I met him when he was 3 or 4. At first I was so scared of him I used to walk around the edge of the room just to avoid him, but eventually I grew to love him and adore his cuddles everyday. I always thought I’d be a dog person because they are cute and do a lot more than cats (to tell the truth),

I just want to thank the CPS for bringing Miguel and Santiago into my life! I did not intend to adopt more than one cat…

We picked up Mathis and Vesper in early January and we were told that they were shy and quiet. Mathis (the male) was initially but Vesper (the girl) came out very quickly – shy you were having us on 🙂

Stumpy (the kitten formerly known as Percy) has settled in well and spoiled rotten by our adoring 5 year old boy (who gave him his new name).

On 25/5/2011, we arrived at Cat Protection Society 15 minutes before it shuts hence we name him Rush. There were a few kittens running playfully around us and although time was not on our side, we were very calm. I pulled over a cover and there he was all by his lonesome.

We were informed he was the last of the four litters which have been adopted that same day and we knew we had to have him.

We adopted “Oracle” on Boxing Day.  She has settled in nicely with us, and does not seem to suffer any inconvenience from being blind in one eye.  Oracle is very playful, and loves her tinkling balls and scatching post.  She enjoys naps in her favourite chair, and is a very happy cat. She is a great companion and become an important member of our family.  We love her.

Angela