Ginger rescue cat seeks new home after abandonment

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 07:02 · Archive

Sullivan, a ginger and white cat abandoned at a property, is now in RSPCA care and searching for adoption.

Sullivan, a ginger and white domestic shorthair, was abandoned at a property and is now cared for by the RSPCA Blackpool and North Lancs branch at Longview Animal Centre in Stalmine. He arrived at the centre alongside another cat. Staff describe him as affectionate and handsome, with a 'heart of gold'.

During a routine health check, veterinary staff discovered Sullivan has early-stage kidney disease. The RSPCA explained that this condition is common in cats and can often be managed successfully over a long period with veterinary monitoring and an appropriate diet. The charity stated he is currently 'feeling well, happy, and enjoying life as normal'.

Sullivan's ideal home will need safe garden access situated well away from busy roads and railway lines. He enjoys human company and would be happiest with an owner who is around for much of the day. He could potentially live with older children and may be able to share a home with a cat-friendly dog or another suitable cat. Prospective adopters must complete a Perfect Match application form through the RSPCA website.

How it is being reported

• Cat left behind at property searches for a loving new homeAn affectionate rescue cat found abandoned at a property is searching for a fresh start.NW Evening Mail · 27 Oct, 06:00
• Cat left behind at property searches for a loving new homeAn affectionate rescue cat found abandoned at a property is searching for a fresh start.Westmorland Gazette · 27 Oct, 06:00

In this story: Sullivan · RSPCA Blackpool and North Lancs · Longview Animal Centre · Stalmine

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