Pearl has now been in our care for 5 weeks and is beginning to show her personality. She is still very timid, and for this reason, we feel that she is unsuitable to live with children.

We feel that she would be happy as an indoor cat, purely because she would rather stay inside her sleeping area at this time (and her current timidness means that getting to know her indoor environment would help her to feel more secure).

PEARL

Young Pearl was found in an untidy shed with a litter of very small kittens. Pearl and her kittens were rescued, but after Pearl had ignored her kittens for 5 hours, it was decided to remove them to be hand reared.

Pearl has no hearing issues and has been given a clean bill of helth by the vet.
She has just been spayed, and has had her first vaccination.
She uses a litter tray and is FIV negative.
She is not feral, so probably was owned at some point.
She will need a patient and undertsanding owner , but is already showing progress with her fosterer.

Pearl will be ready for her new home in a few weeks after her second vaccination.
Please get in contact if you can offer Pearl the home that she deserves.