Lucy

Stockport, UK
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Pet details information:

  • Stockport, UK
  • 2020-09-18
  • 6
  • 0
  • Domestic Shorthair
  • Female
  • 5 years
  • Small
  • Adaptable
  • £50
  • Yes
Pre-adoption checks
  • Microchipped by collection date
  • Neutered
  • Vaccinations up to date
  • Worm and flea treated
  • Health Checked by a vet
  • Special medical care required
  • Lucy was involved in a car accident. She was hit by a car who drove off and left her. She was rushed to the vets who put her pelvis back together and she was kept in for a year as we was too worried to let her out. She's now back outside enjoying exploring and being the playful girl she is.

Additional information

  • Is your pet comfortable around other dogs?
  • Yes
  • Is your pet comfortable around other cats?
  • Yes
  • Is your pet comfortable around children?
  • Comfortable with babies and children of all ages
  • Why are you looking to rehome this pet?
  • We are moving house and unfortunately my mum and she's allergic to our cats.
  • Ideal home
  • Experienced pet owner
  • Does your pet require a secure outdoor space?
  • No

Description

Lucy is 5 yrs old. She's so loving and greatful to still be alive following being knocked over by a car who left her. She's been enjoying the outdoors again for 6 months and now is building her strength back up. She's not a lap cat but will allow affection on her terms.

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