Annie is not a hungry cat, but loves company and is always desperate to sit on a warm lap. We cannot say for certain that Annie is spayed, she has shown no signs of being on heat.
If she did in the future, then we would ask the new adopter to take her to the vet where the charity would pay for her spay. 

Annie arrived at our rescue after a supporter alerted to us to her predicament; Annie had lived with her elderly male owner for 6 years when he had to go into a home and was ready to put her to sleep.

We think Annie may be older than 6 as she has just had three teeth removed at the dentist. She is in good health. Annie currently lives in her foster’s home with other cats.
She does not like the other cats, so we believe that she would be happier as the only cat.

Annie has had a full dental. She is fully vaccinated, chipped and has been treated for fleas and worms. We believe that Annie is neutered as she has shown no signs of being ‘on heat’. If at any point Annie did appear to be on heat, then we would pay for Annie to be neutered at our vets. Annie does not like the feel of cat litter in a tray. She will use puppy pads, but prefers to toilet in the garden.