Hi we adopted Humphrey from Fran on 27/09/09 from kenwood re homing day
I thought I would give you an update on how Poppy (formerly Pansy) is getting along. She was a very frightened little cat when she first came home and didn't leave the attic room for a week. Slowly after time spent sitting in the room talking to her, even though she wouldn't come near, she started to venture out and watch me from the top of the stairs.
Bev says-
Hi Judy
This is Milly who I had off you about a year ago. She was quite timid to begin with but has slowly got used to people.
relaxing.
Teddy and Chester pictured in their new home. 
Ollie originally called Millie as it was thought he was a female. He's so pretty!
One of our staunch supporters, Ros who lives in Jersey decided to visit sunny (!) Swansea on August Bank Holiday weekend. Despite the weather she braved the mud at Margam Park but needed to buy a scarf from our stall to keep warm! She was given a mini tour of Gower (in the rain) by 2 committee members for which she was grateful, as her hire car had broken down!
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Just to let you know how Missy is getting along. First day..... well......... she led us a merry dance alright. We thought she had somehow got out and ran away. I knew there was no way she could have got out but as we couldn't find her anywhere in the house, that is what MUST have happened. I e-mailed Rose, l wrote posters out and put them in the stores, and l printed flyers and placed them all around the estate and beyond. Finally getting home extremely late at night and then going to bed exhausted and very upset. THEN.... l got up at 3 a.m. and there in front of me was Missy. Looking as if nothing had happened, well, she wouldn't know it had anyway. She MUST have been in the bedroom as we close the door at night to let 'Arold have the run of the house to catch mice...... thats the idea anyway. We literally looked everywhere in the bedroom apart from under the bed. There was no way she could get under there, we thought, as it is only a gap of about 2 inches. But, there, she must have been.
. At first it was thought they were feral but it soon became apparent that they were anything but. Cariad has chronic breathing problems due to the poor start he had in life but as you can see he is really happy in his new home where he is loved to bits and has turned into a really handsome chap.Wisky in his new home with his new pal Bonny the Scottie Dog
As promised, although late Wisky and my pup Bonny, he really is a loving cat, suprising though as he was hard to get hold of if you remember. I do hope you found homes for the others and that they are loved as much as my Wisky is.
thanks Judy,
from Wendy.
Just to let you know how Pippa is settling in. We will have had her for four weeks on Monday next 10th March.
Our cat Mitzi was featured in the Evening Post on 29 September 2007 and we adopted her at the Autumn Homing Fair in October. She settled down quickly and soon made friends with Marmalade, our big ginger cat. 
We thought you might like an update of Mitzi's (previously Betty) progress since coming to live with us. We collected Mitzi on Saturday 22nd December 2007 and would like to think that she has had the best Christmas and New Year ever at home with us.
Bernice sent us a photo and a generous donation in memory of her beautiful cat Lucy who sadly died this time last year.
I thought I would drop you a line to let you know that Libby is doing really well, she’s been with us for 6 months now. I can’t think how she managed living in the Liberty stadium for so long as she won’t go out if it’s raining! She is a real character and rushes down from ‘her’ bedroom to say hello when I come in from work. She follows us around the house and is more like a dog than a cat in many ways. Other than bringing a couple of birds in then shaking them until nearly all their feathers fell out then losing interest and leaving me to catch them she’s perfect! We often think how lucky we were to get to your homing day early enough to adopt her.
30th Dec update-
who is not feral at all is also helping Aslan lose his fear of people. Dawn says she is a little star.
Pingpong decides to wash his best friend Sooty, as if he didn't have enough fur to wash himself!
Picture of Reggie (ginger and white) with Leo and Simba, 2 of his new brothers.
Hello, we thought you would like to see how Penelope (formerly Misty) who we had from Kenwood at the last rehoming fair is progressing. She was nervous for the first few days,but soon settled down.It is amazing what regular food and lots of love will do!! She loves to play with her toys,explore all the gardens around and climb trees.She is a delightful cat full of personality. Thank you very much.
Ann and Jim
Thank you very much for allowing me to adopt Charlie (now called Harvey) at
your open day at Kenwood in April. As you can see from the enclosed photo I think he has settled in quite well!!Liz
Every time we receive a new photo of Tom in his new home he looks more and more happy and chilled out.
Caroline and Sam have taken on a number of our older cats including Mr Tibbs and Hettie
Pam sent these photos of Verity and says
Dave and Gill sent these photos of Beauty, formerly Bella, in festive mood. She really enjoyed her Christmas with them and was fascinated with the Christmas tree.
Willow and Pip are 2 of Liz's 3 CP cats. Bruno is the 3rd.
5 of Katherine's cats relaxing on her bed. Archie, Albert and Jeffrey at the back of the picture came from Cats Protection.
Photos of Muffin in her new home.
Sparkey is a new resident at Ros's home in Jersey. Ros took him on when a workmate was moving to a flat and couldn't take Sparkey with her. Sparkey is 10 years old but keeps his age well and is a kitten at heart.
Ros is a fan of Sooty from Swansea who recently had an expensive operation on his bladder. Ros is one of the many people who have contributed to the Sooty fund which enabled us to pay the bill at the School of Veterinary Science at Bristol.
Thanks to Ros and others Sooty can now lead a normal life.
A RAGS TO RICHES STORY
Elsa the little kittens first day"I showed her a toy mouse which is as big as her head and she picked it up in her mouth and shook it until it was dead. She doesn't like being woken up, complains very loudly" Sue
Elsa is a very lucky little kitten to be homed with Abby the dog and her 3 new sisters
Update on Candy and Snowy
"We are so happy in our new home, our favourite thing to do is chase our toy mice across the floor,stretching as much as we can.
That's me, Candy in the top photo on my own (looking gorgeous, I must say). Mum, Snowy in the photo on left is sleeping unawares I am about to pounce! I have learnt a lot from my Mum about people; they only want to stroke, be nice, and play with me. As you can see from the photo on the right Mum's favourite toy is the pink mouse.
Thank you Cats Protection for looking after us so well for a long time and finding us this loving new home".
Caroline and Sam adopted Polly and Hettie from us last year. They have also recently adopted Sooty who you may recognise as one of our long stay cats - she certainly seems to have landed on her paws !!"Just thought I would send you some photos of Polly and Hettie. I don't know
if you heard but we adopted 'Sooty' a few weeks ago, she is now called Suki.
She seems to have settled down reasonably well. Hettie seems to
have taken a real shine to her. Look at the photo of the three of them on the
small settee."
