Ali

Originally brought into us as owners were evicted and simply left her behind. Rehomed from us twice now and returned. The first time her owners were moving house, the stress of the move proved too much for Ali and she regressed to her old bad behaviour of lashing out. The secound time around she was rehomed with a very soft cat with whom she did not get along.Both sets of owners had no bad words to say of her, particularly the secound family, they did not want to return her and have wrote a really nice piece about her for her new owners.  

Ali is a stunning and beautiful feline, haughty with flashing green eyes.

 She will never be a lap cat but will bring you a great deal of delight just having her around.We believe she has suffered cruelty at some stage in her young life, hence her ability to turn and swipe you if she is frightened or unsure. Her most recent owners said she was absolutely no trouble at all as long as she is not molly coddled, and that she has many cute and endearing ways. We could not agree more.

Ali needs a patient family and a quiet home, after all she is a haughty feline with flashing green eyes. She will given time, lots of it we think, mellow with age and trust. As with all beings who have suffered some form of abuse, she requires understanding and allowed to evolve at her own pace, without haste. Pls give her a chance.