RSPCA Macclesfield Happy Endings, Betty

** REHOMED **
Female
Domestic Short Hair
2 years old approx
Arrived 2nd August 2017
Private boarding in Rode Heath

Betty just loves to love! She’s constantly looking for your hand to be stroked and would absolutely love a new family home to call her own.

She was found as a stray and is now looking for forever home.

She has been health checked, FIV tested, wormed/flead, vaccinated, microchipped and spayed.

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If you’re interested in adopting, please read the information here and leave a message on 01625 669620 or email us.

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Mo & Jessie
Male & Female
5 and 4 years old
Lop and cross breed
Arrived 25th June
Private boarding in Rode Heath

Update: On the 28th of March Mo had to have his left eye removed as it got Glaucoma and he lost his sight, it was a necessary operation as the pressure build up was high and the eyeball would have ruptured. He has recovered really well and as he lost his sight gradually anyway it hasn't affected his mobility at all. What an amazing little trooper!

**Update October**
Jessie has come out of her shell significantly since I've fostered her, she will come to me especially at feeding times or when I go into the run, she now enjoys a stroke on the nose, she is more inquisitive too, I can pick her up to give her a check over, still jumpy and wary but happy with her progress. Mo is not shy at coming forward, very nosy and enjoys his strokes, he's very easy to pick up too. We've no idea why they've not had any enquiries.

Jessie originally came into our care via Greater Manchester Animal Hospital back in 2013. She was bonded and adopted with Mo. The owners have returned Jessie along with Mo because since having children they don't have the time for them so haven't had much in the way of attention for a long time. They are neutered and microchipped and have started vaccinations. Jess used to be happy being picked up and fussed when she was originally with us but now she's described as timid and will hide if at all possible. Mo is more friendly and will allow you to pick him up and cuddle him and he is very inquisitive, so their new owner will have the best of both worlds! Due to Jessie's timid nature a young child free home is best. Housing requirement is a ‘minimum’ sized 6x2x2ft hutch with a minimum ‘attached’ 8x4ft run plus freedom to a secure garden/alternative area for stimulation. Please watch this video on why we ask for minimum sized hutch/run:https://youtu.be/z1Rg7P8lBTs ... See MoreSee Less

Mo & Jessie Male & Female 5 and 4 years old Lop and cross breed Arrived 25th June Private boarding in Rode Heath Update: On the 28th of March Mo had to have his left eye removed as it got Glaucoma and he lost his sight, it was a necessary operation as the pressure build up was high and the eyeball would have ruptured. He has recovered really well and as he lost his sight gradually anyway it hasn't affected his mobility at all. What an amazing little trooper! **Update October** Jessie has come out of her shell significantly since I've fostered her, she will come to me especially at feeding times or when I go into the run, she now enjoys a stroke on the nose, she is more inquisitive too, I can pick her up to give her a check over, still jumpy and wary but happy with her progress. Mo is not shy at coming forward, very nosy and enjoys his strokes, he's very easy to pick up too. We've no idea why they've not had any enquiries. Jessie originally came into our care via Greater Manchester Animal Hospital back in 2013. She was bonded and adopted with Mo. The owners have returned Jessie along with Mo because since having children they don't have the time for them so haven't had much in the way of attention for a long time. They are neutered and microchipped and have started vaccinations. Jess used to be happy being picked up and fussed when she was originally with us but now she's described as timid and will hide if at all possible. Mo is more friendly and will allow you to pick him up and cuddle him and he is very inquisitive, so their new owner will have the best of both worlds! Due to Jessie's timid nature a young child free home is best. Housing requirement is a ‘minimum’ sized 6x2x2ft hutch with a minimum ‘attached’ 8x4ft run plus freedom to a secure garden/alternative area for stimulation. Please watch this video on why we ask for minimum sized hutch/run:https://youtu.be/z1Rg7P8lBTs

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