Pet advice from Woodgreen
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This pet has current medical concerns, namely she is waiting on a dental surgery, that will require consideration before this pet is rehomed. Our rehoming team will be able to give you further information if you apply to rehome this pet and you are a successful match. We would also advise that any medical concern, be that historic or ongoing, is discussed with your own vet prior to any book out appointment.
Should be the only cat in the home as she is territorial of her space with other cats. Onsite, she can be stressed by noisy neighbours.
It’s unknown whether she has lived with a dog before but may be okay to live with a calm dog that isn’t too bouncy or excitable.
It is also advised that she doesn’t live with any small animals as she likes to hunt.
Has previously lived with young children so would be okay to live with any family that are looking for a gentle and cuddly cat to share some love with.
Rudi likes to explore so will need outside access. Would recommend gradual introductions to outside when settled into new home. Ideally, these introductions should be done through a garden and away from roads. Rudi is known to lay in the road and not move for cars so she is looking for a quiet, low traffic area where she can explore safely. She would also be best suited to a low cat populated area.
Rudi is a very calm and sweet old lady who can fit into any family (as well as small spaces that she sees fit). When she’s not snuggling on your lap drooling, she loves to spend the day outside exploring and hunting almost as much as having a good cuddle at night to recoup her energy spent during the day (it’s a hard life for a cat!).
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