Astrid came into our care alongside her kittens after living in a house with over 40 cats. Despite her difficult start, she has shown herself to be a calm and caring mother. Her kittens are currently showing signs of cat flu, and although Astrid is not displaying symptoms, she is likely a carrier. For this reason, it’s important that she, and any other cats in her future home, are kept up to date with annual vaccinations.

We don’t have any history of Astrid living with dogs or children, but she has been around other cats and could potentially live with feline companions. As we don’t know whether she has previously had outdoor access, her new owner should be prepared to safely introduce her to the outdoors if she shows an interest.

Astrid can be a nervous girl, so she will need a calm home with someone who can give her the time and patience to settle in at her own pace. With understanding and kindness, we believe Astrid will grow in confidence and become a lovely companion.

Astrid will be ready for adoption in early June.

If you’re looking to give a deserving cat a second chance and can offer a quiet, supportive environment, Astrid could be the perfect addition to your home.