"Duke", NOW RE-HOMED!!

Duke is a lovely natured one year old cat who was thrown out of a car near the Millennium Stadium.
Fortunately, he was spotted by some office workers who took him in and passed him on to Catwel.
If you would like to offer him a new home (and he deserves one!) please get in touch.

If you have any information about who dumped him, please phone 02920 753475.

Lost in Roath

Black & white female: black body with white-tipped paws and white bib. Distinctive whiskers above eyes: one side black, one side white.

Pink mouth that looks like she’s sticking out her tongue. No collar.

About 2yrs old.

Last seen on Connaught Road, Roath, on Monday morning (11 Aug).

If sighted or found please contact Catwel or phone or text: 07921 992 863.

Mimzy, missing from Roath

Can you help us to find Mimzy, a small, affectionate tabby cat, missing since Friday 1st August from Glenroy Street, Roath.

She was wearing a fluorescent collar with bell and is microchipped.

Her owners are desperate to find her and their children are distraught at her disappearance.

PLEASE CHECK YOUR SHED AND OUTBUILDINGS AS SHE MAY HAVE BECOME ACCIDENTALLY TRAPPED.

IF FOUND, PLEASE CALL Catwel or 02920 251173, or 07504 976464, or 07791 253463

THERE IS A SMALL REWARD FOR HER RETURN.

Thank you in advance,

Found near David Lloyd Club, Ipswich Road

A female black and white cat, approximately 8 months old, was found on July 28th near the David lloyd Fitness Centre, off Ipswich Road, near Colchester Avenue, Penylan.

She has white socks on all four paws and a white tummy.

If you can to identify her, please contact Catwel or telephone Leigh-Catherine Salway on 07886 618 275

Found in Penarth Marina

This lovely black cat has been found in Penarth Marina recently.

He has a white patch on his chest.

He has been checked by a vet and is in good condition and obviously comes from a permanent home. He has been neutered but is not micro-chipped and doesn't have a collar.

If you have any knowledge of his owner please contact Catwel or telephone Jon on 07739 90 90 94

TESS

This letter was received from the new owner of Tess, after she was given a new, loving, home:

Tess has settled in so quickly, it has been something I could only hope for or dream about. She travelled home very well, and she has been such a good little girl.

She is eating well, uses her litter tray without any fuss, and loves her new bed so much.

When she first jumped onto her bed, she rolled on her back with all four legs waving about in the air, making little trilling noises.

She gets so excited when she sees us in the morning, rubbing around our ankles, mewing. She runs into the kitchen and waits by her feeding bowl for Mum to give her breakfast.

Her two catnip mice have been well and truly killed, with all the stuffing knocked out of them. Her favourite game is chasing a rolled up piece of paper that I pull along on a string, whizzing around the house with fur flying, and when caught, bites it to pieces.

She also has a favourite chair to perch on, with a lovely view to the field beyond. I wish you could have seen her face when the cows and calves came near the garden fence, just was just transfixed!

On day 2, while having a cuppa, she surprised me by jumping onto my lap with her paws on my ample bosom, and proceeded to knead them while putting her head under my chin (oh, what a sight!).

We feel so privileged when she chooses to lay by our sides and allows us to fuss her. I have laughed a lot this week at her antics, she has quite lifted me out of a dark place that I have been in for some time now, losing Mom and Misty within 3 months was devastating.

I thank you so much for what you have done for Tess, and what you go on doing for other dear little souls.

I have enclosed two poems that I have written, something I do as therapy through my depression. It helps get my thoughts and feelings out onto paper. I know when you read them you will understand.

When I first met you I felt that we were on the same plain. As Tess progresses to accepting our family visiting, and going outside, I will write to you again.

Best wishes from both of us.