Peter | Join The Rescue | RSPCA - RSPCA
We saved this cat from squalor
When we rescued him, Peter was riddled with fleas and suffering from fur loss. He was locked in a dirty cage with no food and a filthy water bowl. This winter more animals like Peter will be neglected. They urgently need our help.
Nine cats were kept in filthy cages
"The smell in the room was so overwhelming I struggled to breathe. My chest started to feel tight." says Adam, our Inspector.
Adam rushed Peter to a nearby vet for treatment. Once he had fully recovered, we rehomed him through the RSPCA Kent, Ashford, Tenterden & District Branch.
Peter's previous owner was brought to justice and the other eight cats have also been rehomed.
Adam rushed Peter to a nearby vet for treatment. Once he had fully recovered, we rehomed him through the RSPCA Kent, Ashford, Tenterden & District Branch.
Peter's previous owner was brought to justice and the other eight cats have also been rehomed.
Now Peter is part of the family
Today, Peter is healthy and happy. After 11 years, he has finally found the life he deserves – and has settled in with his forever family.
New owner Helen describes Peter as a sweetheart. "He now spends his time lounging and playing in his new garden and house. And he loves to stick to a routine! From jumping up on my son's bed for night-time stories and in the morning, to gathering the family for evening meals. Peter likes to keep the family on schedule" she says.
Peter's story has a happy ending – but thousands of animals' lives are hanging in the balance this winter. Could you help us to save one more by donating now?
New owner Helen describes Peter as a sweetheart. "He now spends his time lounging and playing in his new garden and house. And he loves to stick to a routine! From jumping up on my son's bed for night-time stories and in the morning, to gathering the family for evening meals. Peter likes to keep the family on schedule" she says.
Peter's story has a happy ending – but thousands of animals' lives are hanging in the balance this winter. Could you help us to save one more by donating now?
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