Deli

Our little dumped kitten is a girl.

She has been to medivets for a full health check and has started her vaccinations. She has also been flead & wormed.

Thankfully, she has calmed down quite a lot from yesterday. If we had done anymore than we did yesterday, it would have just been too stressful for her. She was in complete fight and flight mode.

Our next challenge is her matted coat. She is long coated and it’s a tangled mess. Luckily, it’s not tugging her skin. Our plan is to give her a gentle bath and see how much we can detangle. If we can’t get all the knots out, we may need to shave her. Fingers crossed it won’t come to that.

Over night she ate a full pouch of kitten food and a good amount of kitten biscuits. She again, polished off another full pouch,over 2 meal sittings, this morning. It looks like she is determined to survive.

Thank you everyone who supports us. We definitely couldn’t keep all this up without everyone’s help.

FURTHER UPDATE 16.6.26

We have received a number of enquiries to adopt Deli.

The reason we don’t reserve any cat or kitten before it is actually ready to leave, is because we need a full picture.

All cats and kittens are ‘all’ neutered prior to leaving. They are all tested for FIV & FLIV. The results of this, if positive, can determine if a cat needs to be an ‘only’ indoor cat.

We operate a fair adoption policy. Which means, we post everything available to everyone. Our perfect match forms are available on our website. We don’t hold any personal information in advance for GDPR.

Thank you to everyone who has sent inbox messages to adopt Deli. Please keep an eye on our facebook & website for updates.

Update – 22.6.26

What a difference one week makes!
Little Deli was collected yesterday and has settled in with her foster mum a treat. She’s currently eating steamed chicken and enjoying lots of cuddles 🥰

Update – 12.7.26 ☺️

Deli, the tiny dumped kitten from a few weeks ago.

It’s been a heart wrenching journey. Deli took quite a dip just over a week ago. She was rushed to medivet and we were honestly expecting the worst… she’d lost almost a quarter of her body weight, which she didn’t have to spare. But by her sheer determination to survive and with the dedication of her amazing foster mums 24/7 nursing, she’s back on track 😁

Her feline house mate completely loves her and all seems to be going well 🤞🏼