Over the years the CTVCA has re-homed many cats for all sorts of different reasons.  We'd like to share some of these with you.

Pippa and Bella Pippa (Turkish Van) and Bella (Birman) were rescued in July 1998 from a home where their owner could no longer cope, due to a long-term illness. They were happily re-homed together in August 1998 after a short stay in the Honey Homes.

Cassie

Cassie came to us in April 1999 from a difficult situation where her owner was pregnant and could not cope with Cassie's alleged difficult nature.  No problems were encountered with her temperament while she was in the Honey Homes, and she was successfully re-homed in June 1999. 

Read more about Cassie's journey to her new home.

Buttons Buttons came to the Honey Homes in February 2000.  He had been picked up as a stray a year earlier, but his owners had decided that, as they were not animal people, he should be re-homed. In April 2000 Buttons was happily re-homed.

Vanessa Vanessa was taken to an Animal Rescue Centre by someone alleging that she was a stray. After being contacted by the centre, she came to us in May 2000 and was found a loving new home in June 2000.

Oliver and Hannah

Oliver and Hannah arrived at the Honey Homes early in 2001, victims of a broken marriage.  Oliver was dirty, depressed, flea and tick ridden through living outside for most of his life, and Hannah was also flea infested.

Happily they have both been rehomed with caring and loving new owners, where they can both flourish and be loved for the rest of their lives.

All of our rescues and re-homes have thorough health checks and receive all the necessary medical treatment and vaccinations before going to their new homes.  They all benefit greatly from the time spent at the Vanessa Homes, and it is only through the generosity of our membership that we are able to help the less fortunate cats.