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by **junemichael** » Thu Jan 25, 2007 2:02 pm

(with sandy tail and ear) in need of a very loving and responsible home for the rest of his life. Very affectionate cat no more than a year old. Neutered.

by **stacielou16** » Mon Jan 29, 2007 2:07 pm

have you found a home for the cat yet?
where abouts are you?

by **junemichael** » Mon Jan 29, 2007 4:08 pm

Yes we still have him. We are in Limassol. You are welcome to come and meet him, he is a real character and so loveable.

Where do you live?

by **stacielou16** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 8:17 am

I am in larnaca. I dont drive myself so i will have to ask the driver to bring me to take a look. Could you tel me the reason why you dont want to keep him yourself.

by **junemichael** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 9:19 am

We have rescued hundreds of cats and dogs here and rehomed most of them. The ones that we could not or have not homed we are taking to the UK within the next couple of months, they all have passports. This white cat showed up at our door a couple of months ago so does not have a passport to travel. He has just moved in with us and is so so affectionate and friendly - you will love him. See our website for more info on the what we do: www.cypruscatrescue.co.uk

Do you have any other pets? Can I have your number to chat? Email me at [email protected]

by **twinkle** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 9:19 am

I can probably tell you. Junemichael is an avid animal lover and takes all the waifs and strays that pass her door into her loving arms. Unfortunately she has so many animals that she is unable to keep them all. She is an unregistered animal welfare charity and doing a wonderful job where the Cyprus Government is failing so badly.

Junemichael- am i right???

by **junemichael** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 11:28 am

Yes Twinkle you are exactly right except we don't just take the waifs and strays that pass our door we take any sick or injured cat or abandoned kitten that we find along our way, plus picked up many dogs that need help. We never put them in the shelters as we know their fate could be death and we could not live with that on our conscience. Some times we have had up to 7 dogs at our very tiny home and I tell you it is hard work but we do it for the poor animals that need us.

We also try to neuter and spay as many stray cats as possible, all that pass into our home are operated including this beautiful white cat.

Thanks for your support Twinkle, do we know you at all?

by **twinkle** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 11:45 am

No. But we've "spoken" before on this forum. We have a jack russell and took in a stray in October. He adopted us, just turned up one evening. He had had his whiskers burnt with a cigarette and was very skinny. Little did we know this boxer/lab cross would turn into a whinging baby every morning. Must say, I've grown to love him. He is a soppy sausage!!!

by **orokliniservices** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 12:21 pm

I too took in one of the many Cyprus strays. At first we had a bit of a nightmare with our male lab/pointer/jack russel mix? (we're still not 100% sure what he is!!) As he had never lived in a house before marking terrirory came with the territory which yes did cause some problems (mostly with myself and my partner over who was cleaning it up! will have you know it was me 99% of the time) but after he got used to the idea of going outside do do his business he's rarely ever done it again. He's now a extremely lovable and very animated dog. He would never play with a ball or toy as he had no idea what they did, now it's like he's a puppy all over again as he's just now discovering that when you bite into that ball, no way!! it squeaks!!! His first encounter with snow (at troodos last week) was funny too.. very hesitant at first but then loved it, leaping around like a little dear.
As you can tell, this dog is with us for life, he is just one of the hundreds of strays that could use a good loving home. I think what you're doing (Junemichael) is wonderful. I wish i had the space to take more in myself but we have a small home and our little dog just doen't like sharing his attention.
Well done, I wish you all the best.

by **junemichael** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 1:38 pm

Your dog sounds like ours, did you see our website with the dog Scooby? He hates other dogs too as he gets jealous so when we have rescued others it is very difficult for us. Unfortunately we have had to keep rescues in the bathroom or on the balcony to keep them all separate. It is a nightmare but we have no choic.

Thanks for telling us your story - we too took Scooby up to the snow on Sunday and he loved it, just like a big baby!!

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