This pretty girl is Missy.  She came to Farplace via another charity a few weeks ago, along with her six kittens.  Missy has never been well and had problems eating.  Blood tests were concerning, and an abdominal scan was recommended, which took place yesterday (19^th September).  A small object was seen free-floating in her abdomen, and so we agreed to immediate surgery to remove it.  The tissue that was retrieved from her was then sent off to the lab for analysis, and Missy was kept at the hospital overnight.

The cost of this investigative care is in the region of £1,200 and we are asking for help to cover this fee.

Any money raised above the costs of Missy’s health care will be used to look after the other animals in our care.

To help Missy and all the other animals under our care, you can make a donation at this link.

Thank you.

Stacey is an orphan kitten who came to Farplace Animal Rescue at about 24 hours old after a cat found her and brought her home. She was not that cat’s kitten, so we don’t know where she was found.

When she arrived, she needed round-the-clock care with feeds every two hours, day and night.  We had a couple of early concerns, but with help from our vet she was soon doing well.

Luckily, another new arrival was Tulip who was heavily pregnant. When she gave birth to her 4 kittens, we were able to sneak Stacey in with them.

Although Stacey was already much bigger than the other kittens Tulip didn’t notice and immediately bonded with Stacey.

Once Stacey and her adopted family are grown up and healthy we will be looking for new homes for them.