This is all muscle mate!

To all those beautiful ones that follow us felines, don't fret, BT is back!

I have been busy on your behalf, doing a little networking and seeing what goes on behind the scenes at the NCAC.

Big thanks to Lady Lulu who has been doing a grand job looking after all the new young ones. Shame to see that no-one left a comment for her, but that's the way the titbit crumbles eh?

Well it seems that someone has decided that BIG Tommy should be a bit slimmer.
I am not happy.
What happened with patient confidentiality? Us boys don't want it blabbed out that our waist line is a little chunky, so why the catnip have they stuck a sign on my cabin saying no treats!
A little respect needed for the BT please...

Perhaps pretty little Pepsi will notice me if I trim down a bit though?
Lovely looker & only 4 years old.

I've also made a new buddy from one of the other wings. His name is Simba, and boy what a COOL cat he is. We have had a great time spinning on the reception chairs and hiding all their paperclips. Simba will be up for rehoming so have a look on the NCAC website to see him and all us others that need a new life.

Talking about re-homing, BT wants to show some 'respect' for all the purrrfect matches over the last couple of weeks and wishes the following top cats best of luck in their new pads:

Alaska - had been waiting four long months for a new pad
Dakota - had a visual impairment - another 4 months wait
Boots - 15 years young

There has been a lot of loving going round this year which is meant a lot of KITTENS!

Some of these cherubs have been left without a Mum, so BT wants to say Big Respect to all the big ones who have been hand rearing them (Robin,Sarah, Irene, Laura, Amy, Louise etc). This includes feeding them every 2 hours including thru the night!

Now, if you would like one of these bundles of fluff, please call 01825 741330 as these babes need a good start.

If you pop into the NCAC for a cat cuddle or a slice of cake, have a look at the photos of tiny Skippy.
He was days old when he was found in a skip by the collection driver. He is doing well thanks to the NCAC.



Right, better sign out. Wish me luck with wooing Pepsi!

Love ya
BT
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Taking it easy...

Girls, I am back! Yes I know you have missed me but reception duties can be soooooo tiring. It takes a lot out of a guy to be constantly fussed over by the whole female population.

Well, it's been hectic here with some of me ol' buddies going to new homes.

What really breaks me heart is the new recruits being brought into reception.
They are terrified and it's just the start of their journey here.
Once they are booked in they have to be checked by the green ones (vets to you), and put in a nice warm cabin that is clean & tidy but ain't home. The big ones are kind but it costs a helluva lot of dosh to ensure that we are tip-top.

I have been having a chat with Lulu, and she thinks that can spare a bit of time for you to help out with your feline questions. So if she can help - type 'Ask Lulu' at the start of your comment. Keep an ol' gal happy and get typing!

**Please note - if you want us to chat up one of the big ones for you, that will cost you a bag of catnip and a box of treats from the nice shop here.

Now, I like to think that I can look after myself around here, and I have a reputation to keep, so can someone please tell the pretty red head that in NO uncertain terms I AM NOT wearing a fairy costume for the open day!

I have been to the meetings and am looking forward to all you lovely people queing up to take a peek at my glossy coat, but a guy has to draw the line somewhere & dressing up is not on the agenda.

Must dash, it's shrek night down the pub and of course I am Puss In Boots - Miaooowww!
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