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Otter
Otter

Meet the lovely Otter, the new sponsor cat at the United Kingdom Cat Centre. Otter was originally a stray, who was taken in by a family but has since stopped getting along with the other cats in the household. Sadly Otter has had part of his ear removed due to sun damage, therefore he will need to have suncream applied when going outside to protect him from further sun damage. Otter loves company, so would suit a home that can give him lots of attention and fuss. He is an incredibly friendly boy who we are hoping can find a loving new home soon.

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Piper
Piper

Piper is one of our longest-stay residents and has been in our care for 145 days. Piper is a big character and a very smart cat who loves a chat. She is estimated to be three years old. She is mostly independent and likes attention on her own terms. Piper arrived in our care with a damaged rear leg which unfortunately had to be amputated. Since then, Piper has adjusted very well and has a new lease on life! She has a lot of energy and will require a home that can provide her with the enrichment and exercise she needs. She will also need a quiet area where she can be left alone when she needs to decompress. She is playful but can be a bit unpredictable so may suit an older household who understand cat body language. Piper is an interesting and entertaining girl, really a one-in-a-million cat. We would love to get Piper the home she deserves.

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Reggie
Reggie

The handsome Reggie is a very friendly male cat who loves people. Reggie loves to sit on your lap and is very vocal, singing and chirping a lot of the time. He loves to lie on radiators and spend time outdoors exploring and basking in the sun. This is Reggie's second visit to Cats Protection. He came in originally when his owner had a baby and Reggie became stressed by the new arrival. He was then adopted but did not get on with the cat in his new home and became stressed again. For these reasons, Reggie will need to be the only pet in an adult-only home.

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