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Meet Humphrey

Meet Humphrey, a stray / abandoned cat that has been handed into a vets with injuries, he isn’t chipped, he is now in our care.

We have treated his wounds and will be ensuring he has full blood tests and vaccinations, he is allready castrated.

He needs a loving life-long home. Humphrey is very sweet, quite vocal, wants fuss and is getting on well in his foster home with other rescue cats and a dog.

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