Friday, 5 December 2014

Tiger in the Bathroom


Well our cat population decreased by one soon after we moved here and today we added another kitty to the total. Tiger shown above was rescued after it was involved on the losing end when a families dogs set upon him twice in two months. The first time he was hospitalised and this time enough was enough and we rescued him from the traumatic home situation he was in.

So here is Tiger hiding in our bathroom. He has been a single cat in a family with young children and dogs. He is very friendly to us humans but doesn’t know what to make of our other cats. Oh well time will heal him of his scars and soon, hopefully soon he will be playing with the others.

Posted by Jerome West at 18:36

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1 comment:

BioniKat said...

He looks so scared and uncertain in this photo but in a few short days has already gained so much confidence.

9 December 2014 at 11:00

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