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Name: Len

Location: Trafford

Introducing our gorgeous young 3 year old male cat - Len.  He came into our care after being noticed by concerned neighbours.  Yes, a stray.  Every effort was made to reunite him with his owners.  However being un-microchipped and unneutered - social media failed, as did all enquiries locally.  A group of kind people were providing food and shelter for him, whilst the search continued.  We were alerted to his plight when a burst abscess on his cheek was noticed.  Into our care he came.  He really is such a wonderful, gentle, affectionate boy.  His handsome face is now all healed.  Whilst in our care he has been tested for FIP and FELV - both negative, vaccinated, neutered, dewormed, deflead and microchipped.  He really is ready to move into his own place to call home. Please do get in touch to make an enquiry for Len.  As with all our felines, they are homed with 4 weeks free Petplan insurance.  Contact ourselves on 0161 511 6008 (answerphone, please leave a message) or by email adoption@trafford.cats.org.uk 

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