I am 5 years old.
I am a neutered male.
I can live with children.
I cannot live with dogs.
I can live with cats.
I need a home with a garden
Johnny is a handsome boy who was found living as an un-neutered male and was covered in horrendous fight wounds. The worst wound was a large infected bite wound to his back leg which took a very long time and a lot of antibiotics to heal.
Johnny also has the feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) which you can read more about via this link: https://www.celiahammond.org/index.php/faqs/fiv-in-cats
He has now fully recovered from his wounds and his fur has grown back beautifully; with his stunning eyes (one blue and one orange) and his beautiful long fur he loves attention and will appreciate being gently brushed to keep his fur in good condition.
He loves attention and follows us around and enjoys being the centre of attention.
Johnny loves his food and will never say no to a treat or a second breakfast.
Although he does like other cats, he likes to be the boss, so he can be homed with a gentle female cat or a calm older male.
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Our cats are rescues, that have either been abandoned, stray, neglected or abused. All homes need to have a home check either by video call or in person and we will provide advice about caring for cats or kittens. This is also a chance for us to see what type of home you can offer to one of our cats and to best match a cat with your home and family.
Following a successful home visit, we will make an appointment for you to come and meet the cats at the shelter and adopt. If you have picked cat/s from the website, you will meet them on adoption day.
We are prioritising homes that are local to our centre and these are the Canning Town catchment areas: East London, parts of North London and parts of West Essex.
If you can offer a home to a harder to home cat, we will consider a home outside these areas.
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