An adorable cat who needs a home, Help!

[Custard Test]

Please don't berate me about this but I am in a desperate situation. I have an adorable little cat in need of a loving home with a garden. I would hate for her to go to anyone who wouldn't love her 100%.

There is really genuine an serious reason why she cant be with me and I am desperate.

Her name is Jersey she is 15 and likes to sleep and eat. She loves unconditionally and loves sitting in the garden. (I don't have one and no means to be in a position to have a suitable house for some time.)

Please please any cat lovers, if you can help give a gentle old lady a place to live out her days then PM me. I live in Bucks.

Sorry for the emotion, I am a bit upset right now.

[Jasandjules]

I am sorry to say that one of my cats would not take kindly to her coming into our house, so I cannot help, but I wish you all the best in finding her a new home.

[Chilli]

No help here, but feel your pain!
We couldn't bear to leave our two, so are shipping them to NZ. Nice and cheap that.

[Silent1]

Why can't you keep a cat you love so much as a house cat?
If you get no takers I'll have her stuffed and mounted
As for emotion no need to apologise as there wasn't any in the post

[NiceCupOfTea]

Any pics? I know it shouldn't matter...

[becksW]

At age 15 would she really not accept living indoors and sunning herself on the window sill (I assume that's all she is doing when sat in the garden)

Or are you renting and not allowed to keep her.

My cats have lived a mixture of being indoor cats, then allowed to go out, to going back to being indoor cats again and have always adjusted fine.

Are you really thinking of rehoming becasue she may have to be kept indoors?

[madbadger]

Would look after her but it might be a bit traumatic. Hope you find somewhere.

[Ewan S]

Where in bucks? My neighbours are looking for a rescue cat from about 10 years old onwards and it needs to be a girl, as we already have my female bengal and 2 male moggies living in our block of 10 flats. We all have our own external front doors and we live on a quiet road so it'd be a safe place to live.

Email me with pics of the cat and I'll send them onto my neighbours if thats ok and see what they think? The RSPCA and cat rescue places haven't come up with anything older than a kitten recently and they're too maintenance intensive if you want to bring them up well.

[vixta]

I'd help if I could, but with having Roo about, it just wouldn't be feasable.

[i remember]

I think we need a custard test to see what this cat looks like..

I'm kidding

[Simpo Two]

You're an HR Manager - have it 'outplaced'

But seriously, Cats Protection are a national outfit with a good reputation: www.cats.org.uk

Also try a card in local vets' practices.

[MK4 Slowride]

If you do give the cat to a home make sure you leave a good donation for the care.