Well, welcome to my wee pad. It’s me, wee Lucy. I must be one of the luckiest strays ever. I was very well looked after by some lovely people when I ‘moved in’ to the a garden shed in the grounds of a hotel. They fed me all types of lovely stuff! Yum! I was a bit surprised when Cats Protection came and took me into their care but my friends told me that I couldn’t stay at the hotel although they all loved me, and I certainly know they did so I must say a BIG thank you for taking care of me so well. I shall miss you, but know what you did was right. I had lovely grounds to go hunting in, with the best view ever and it was well away from any unsafe roads - really the best a cat could get!! Anyhow, here I am with my foster mum. I have a lovely warm bed every night and I can’t wait until she gets home at night so I get picked up and hugged. I have been to the vet, (hmmm), and he says I am in excellent health and after a few attempts, I took my worming tablet, all my vaccinations and have been spayed and microchipped so I need never be lost again. Not the best half-hour of fun but needs must. Anyhow, I am now looking for a nice home. I’m good with children, so a nice loving family would suit me just fine. I do need access to outdoors, but will return home and give you all the love you need to de-stress after a hard day! Right, must go, I hear a food sachet being opened downstairs, hee hee! Lots of love, your wee Lucy xxx

Fosterer’s note: We can’t thank the staff at the hotel enough for looking after Lucy. She was very fortunate in landing at your door and if it were not for people like you the work we do be so much more difficult. For all Lucy has been through in her year or so of life, she is an extremely loving, happy and well adjusted cat. She has obviously been well socialised at the kitten stage. She just loves company so whoever is lucky to adopt her will get an excellent companion.