Our lovely duo Fudge and Smudge left to start their new journey in their forever home on the 24th January 2024. They were huge characters here at the rescue and since their departure the rescue seems so so much quieter.
These two were part of an accidental litter and it has been an absolute pleasure watching them grow into the crazy, wild pair they are. They are hugely missed but we are glad they have their very own furrever home now.
Smudge & Fudge have now been at their new home for a month now and here is what their new owners have to say:
It’s been wonderful having these two siblings in our household. They have settled in really well and everyone is delighted watching them having a good time. Whether it is playing with toys, climbing their scratch post or playing chase or hide and seek or watching them snooze. They are now really relaxed around our dog Atlas who is so happy to have play mates again, they sometimes even all sleep in his bed.
Thank you so much – the whole experience of adopting them has been wonderful!
- Anna Unger
It has now been 3 months since our beautiful duo Smudge & Fudge departed and here is their update:
They are both doing absolutely fine – spending a lot of time chasing each other and looking out the window at birds. They are both really cuddly and will curl up every time you sit on the sofa.
we have let them out in the garden for the first time this week. They only lasted for about 5min and wanted to come back in! We will try again when the weather is nicer and be with them for their first days out! We have programmed the cat flaps so they can only come in and not go out when they choose at night.
6 whole months and a new update:-
Hiya, both are doing great! They love being outdoors through the day and sometimes join us for a dog walk to the adjoining park early morning or late afternoon.
Artemis/Fudge has become quite the huntress and brings home presents 😒while Apollo/Smudge likes his cuddles 24/7!
They are still super fond of each other and get on great with the dog.
We call them in when in gets dark for a feed and keep them in overnight to keep them safe. Xx