 Just like the movie, “The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel”, there is a loving home in London for retired cats. Homeless after years with a faithful human, retired cats often find themselves homeless when their human ‘family’ member is no longer able to live on their own or pass on.
A local shelter is often where these treasured furlines find themselves, confused and often still mourning the loss of their best friend. The retired house guests each have their distinctive personalities. I had the opportunity to meet the kindhearted woman who manages this haven for retirees. She describes her ‘guests’: “I share my home with 7 elderly cats, whose safety is of paramount importance to me. They go in the garden but never out of the front door.”
While in London I had the opportunity to book a room in this private home through a great booking service www.athomeinlondon.co.uk #134. The very interesting owner I stayed with does volunteer work at a local rescue site and fosters retired felines after they become homeless. During my visit I was ignored by most of the guests but one friendly ‘fur’ face stopped in my room to see who had moved in. |
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http://www.supportadoptionforpets.co.uk/rescue-centres/london/battersea-dogs-and-cats-home/906
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