Janet Tortie & Latoya Blk&Wht DofB May 23 RRemedies Centre

Post by **xxlynne** » Sun 12 Nov 2023 19:59

Current Status: Available

Janet & Latoya's Story: Janet & Latoya were taken in as feral kittens, they are timid and about 6 months. Rescue Remedies offered a Rescue place. Janet & Latoya are neutered, chipped, and fully vaccinated. Janet & Latoya are in Gatwick Cattery whilst awaiting their new family.

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Janet & Latoya's progress through our Rescue is below.
We work with our cats, who often reveal a different picture and positive skills as they build trust.
Original Referral information: We were asked if we would help Janet & Latoya and find them a home together

Janet & Latoya came into RescueRemedies on the 14th Nov 23

Post by **xxlynne** » Sat 18 Nov 2023 18:34

Janet and her sister Latoya arrived during the week. They were found in a garden where some kittens were homed. Janet and Latoya went into foster, however the foster carer didn't have time and so they were rarely handled due to long working hours. They were taken in for a few weeks whilst a Rescue place was found.

These lovely cats need our cat cuddlers. You can handle them but Janet's instinct is to bow down and is shy.

Latoya's instincts is to watch and flee with fast movements.

They went to the vets for a check and vaccination. Janet was easy to examine and inject and was returned to her carrier. Latoya came out but jumped away and started climbing the vet's shelves, went behind the computer then leapt for the examination table ..she looked like a gymnast. Presented with a carrier she went straight in. The vet vaccinated her in a crush crate.

tmm66 · Post by **tmm66** » Sun 19 Nov 2023 23:41

Ah bless these little cats. Look forward to meeting them xx

tmm66 · Post by **tmm66** » Mon 20 Nov 2023 16:48

Met this beautiful pair today. They are very timid and scared poor little things…. Hopefully they will learn to trust us soon … very cute xx

tmm66 · Post by **tmm66** » Sun 26 Nov 2023 17:22

Janet & Latoya Are so cute. Janet is getting braver each day. Latoya is still very scared but making more eye contact and seems to want to interact so hopefully she will keep improving. So adorable x

tmm66 · Post by **tmm66** » Sat 09 Dec 2023 19:37

Janet and Latoya need some patience and time. They are very scared - they seem to be interested in you - making eye contact now - but are very scared and nervous. Hopefully they will learn to trust soon - now are exploring their new home a little more. Cuteness overload. I'm sure they will be wonderful cats once their confidence grows.

tmm66 · Post by **tmm66** » Tue 26 Dec 2023 18:29

Little beautiful Latoya and Janet still so nervous but little Latoya is starting to be interested and trying to be brave. So cute x

Lisajc1 · Post by **Lisajc1** » Thu 28 Dec 2023 17:22

Lovely to see Janet and Latoya becoming braver - they are still a little nervous but I nearly got close enough for a stroke today. They love to watch the other cats, and are interested in everything going on around them. Both really sweet girls. xx

lizanna · Post by **lizanna** » Sat 06 Jan 2024 21:58

Janet and Latoyah are slowly getting braver - I tempted them both out with treats today. Latoyah especially likes to say hello to the kittens next door - playing with the toys I wave for them, and trying to steal their treats! She has also made friends with Georgie, the resident shelter cat.