Crane

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Crane came into the centre after being removed from his previous home due to welfare concerns.

Crane has come from a home where he has had little to no socialising with people so is very slowly and in his own time learning to trust people. Since being in the cattery, Crane is starting to show signs of wanting attention from us which is lovely to see. Our relationship with Crane is being built by leaving him be and letting him choose where his boundaries are.

Crane is looking for a patient and understanding home who will leave him be until he is ready to have physical interactions by people.

Unfortunately, one of the cats from the property Crane is from has tested positive for coronavirus so it is highly likely to be in his system too. This means from time to time he does suffer from loose stools so we currently have him on a sensitivity food which will help support him. This doesn’t stop him living like a normal cat when it comes to being inside and outside but does mean he needs to be the only cat.

Do you have the time and patience this guy need to continue his journey to become comfortable living next to humans?