It's ok to invite Count Orlock into your home. In fact we highly recommend it. Despite being named after an infamous vampire the only worries you'll have from this purr-ocious feline is a friendly headbutt and having to endure the trials of having a cat sitting on your lap. It's a tough life being made Orlock's familiar but all the fuss, cuddles and companionship make up for dishing out his dinner every day as he really makes a house feel like a home. He would be fine to live with kids who'll let him enjoy some action so he can stay young and really stake a claim for being the centre of attention. So, if its love at first bite, keep reading to see if you could give Count Orlock the fur-ever home he deserves...
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Can be left alone?
Can live with dogs?
Can live with cats?
Can live with children?
Garden required?
Medical conditions?Count Orlock arrived at Mayhew towards the middle of January after he was had been living as a stray for up to a year and the residents decided they would try and find him a home of their own and was bought into our care. He has been behaviourally assessed by our cattery staff and given any medical treatment required by our veterinary team. All cats leave our care microchipped, neutered and have been given flea and worming treatment as well as any vaccinations (at least first). Lastly, every cat adopted from us will also go home with 4 weeks free pet insurance. Count Orlock has had some mild cat flu symptoms (sneezing & a bit of a watery eye) which have so far needed no treatment but should just be monitored in the new home.
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