Lottie The Allotment Kitten

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Lottie The Allotment Kitten

by Betty
(Birmingham, UK)

Lottie, the allotment kitten

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Lottie, the allotment kitten

Lottie was the only survivor from a litter of kittens born last year on our allotments. We never found out what happened to the other five, but little Lottie was a fighter and didn't give up.

I fed her every day in a fenced-off area behind our meeting room. She got used to me staying to watch her eat and I took many photos of her.

The Cats Protection League (CPL) lent us a trap to catch the adult cats but the first time I set it.......we caught little Lottie!

The CPL came to collect her, had her checked by the vet and looked after her for a few weeks till she was ready for rehoming.

We later heard that the new owners kept her name 'Lottie'.

Betty

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Lottie The Allotment Kitten

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Feb 22, 2010 Feel good factor
by: Michael

It is so nice to hear a success story and Lottie looks so lost and cute that it makes me feel better to know she has found a home. Thanks for the work that you do and for sharing it here on this site.

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Feb 21, 2010 Sorry, forgot to....
by: Betty

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Feb 21, 2010 Thank you all so much
by: Anonymous

Thank you so much to everyone who has commented about Lottie, our allotment kitten - it just goes to show what a lovely group of people visit this site.

Feb 20, 2010 Amazing Blue eyes!
by: Julie,Alhambra,Il.USA

What amazing blue eyes! Love the picture and the story. You are a good person for finding her a home and for feeding her until one could be found.

Feb 19, 2010 What a lovely story
by: Anonymous

That's a great photo - Lottie is a real beauty. Bless you for caring for feral cats and for getting Lottie off to a good start in life with a new home through Cats Protection. It's heartwarming to know there are such kind people like you around to help animals in need.

Michele (UK)

Feb 19, 2010 Lucky Lottie
by: Babz

She is gorgeous, her face looks as if there is a real warrior behind there, well done for catching her and giving her the chance of a safe and happy life

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Feb 18, 2010 Lucky Lottie
by: Finn Frode, Denmark

Hi Betty. What a charming little kitty. It was her luck to get caught at an early age and adopted instead of having to stay out all winter. Great job!

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Feb 18, 2010 Little Lottie
by: Gail (Boston, MA USA)

What a beautiful photo! Her beautiful blue eyes against the black fur with the greenery as backdrop...wow! It's wonderful to hear that she got a new forever home. Please share any updates you may hear. Thank you for all of the kindest shown to the ferals.

Feb 18, 2010 Lottie
by: Ruth

What a beautiful little kitten.Well done for rescuing her. I love her name, very apt and I'm so glad she got a good home.

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