CATs Bermuda
Dedicated to looking after the homeless cat population in Bermuda
CATs Bermuda Limited is a non-profit, 100% volunteer-based organization dedicated to looking after the homeless cat population in Bermuda.
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Update: thank you so much to the cat people of Bermuda for offering their support for Spotty. We are in discussions with someone now for a potential home for him. ❤️
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💔 SPOTTY HAS UNTIL THE END OF THIS WEEKEND.
He is 16 years old. His owner has died. He has nowhere to go.
If we cannot find someone willing to take Spotty, he will be euthanized at the end of the weekend.
That is the heartbreaking reality facing this gentle senior boy.
Spotty has spent 16 years knowing the comfort of a home. Now, through no fault of his own, he has lost his person and there is no family on island able to take him.
We are desperately hoping someone will look at his little face and say:
“You can come home with me.”
We know taking on a 16-year-old cat is a big ask. We know his time may be limited. But whether Spotty has weeks, months, or hopefully much longer, he deserves for that time to be spent safe, warm, comfortable and loved.
Spotty is on a special kidney diet, and CATs Bermuda will support his new caregiver by covering his medical needs.
We are not asking someone to give him forever.
We are asking someone to give him whatever time he has left. ❤️
Please, if you have a quiet space in your home and room in your heart for an old boy who has suddenly lost everything, contact CATs Bermuda urgently.
And if you cannot take Spotty yourself, PLEASE SHARE THIS POST. His person may simply not have seen him yet.
🐾 Spotty deserves a final chapter filled with love — not to lose his life because he has nowhere to go. 💔
Please contact +1 (441) 505-7224 if you can help 😿
27 CommentsComment on Facebook
Maybe I am missing something but why are they euthanizing this cat simply because he is homeless?
How is he with other cats?
Does anyone know, if this cat has been adopted yet?
Need to know if he will be ok with other cats and a small dog.
Will he be OK with another senior cat as I will take him but can''t do until Monday
If you don’t find anyone please let me know I may be able convince someone
If no home is found I will ask my landlord if possible for this situation 🙂
Can those of us who can donate and have him placed at PetStop or another cattery for a few days buy some more time??
I will take him, if he hasn't found a home already
This is the culture of Bermuda that is so refreshing! So many kind-hearted people offering to take Spotty in. So fabulous!🥰
Hope this works out. ❤️ If I was in BDA I would take him. Senior cats can be so loving and grateful for their second chance.
Here's hoping that Spotty finds a loving forever home. My wife and I took in a very senior cat several years ago with a similar story -her owner had died and the kitty was in failing health, and had been living in her empty house with only someone to look in on her à few times a week for several months, just heartbreaking. We rescued her from euthanasia and she spent the last 28 months of her life knowing that she was loved - the best thing we ever did!
Oh my goodness, if I was in Bermuda id take him! Precious baby! Hope a home is found
Really hoping someone can help give this lovely cat a caring and loving home. Unfortunately, we cannot.
This breaks my heart. I would love him, but we have three, two of which are senior, but I can't separate securely, and they are able to go in out.
😔 nooo thats not fair .
Bless him ❤️
So happy to hear about the update CATs Bermuda Limited Please keep us updated 🙏💙
Tyler Smith Jordan Smith Sonia Sousa know anyone who can help? 🤞😿
Please some kind soul take this baby in for his last days
Chamika Furbert
Sadie Michelle
I will take him please do not have him put down Jane Jones 337 5910 or jandj@northrock.bm Julia Brangman knows me Jane Jones
Please share!!!!!
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