Adorable one-year-old cat Fringe desperately searching for loving home with patient owners
Precious Fringe is on a desperate search for a home where he will be met with patience and space to settle in after winding up at Stubbington Ark.
One-year-old Fringe came into the care of the rescue centre after being at a multi-cat household and he is now looking for a quiet home where he can thrive.
The domestic short hair cat has found the “busy environment” of the cattery at the Ark stressful and has been moved to a calmer area where he has more space. The team are currently still using a “hands off” with Fringe in order to build up his trust at his own pace.
An RSPCA Stubbington Ark spokesperson said: “On our night cameras he can be seen fully exploring his area and playing with a variety of toys. In his previous home, his owner has described Fringe as a loving boy.
“Fringe likes to be in his large scratch tree and will come out to eat his food once it is quiet. Fringe is desperate to go back to an environment where he can have choice and control over his world.
“Fringe will need time to settle in and get used to his new surroundings so he is looking for his adopters to allow him the space to adjust at his own pace and be patient during this. We are hoping that once he has settled in his new home, he will start to become more relaxed within the company of people.”
The adorable boy is looking for a home with a warm, insulated summer house or converted garage with outside access to a garden. He has not been outdoors before so he would ideally need a home away from busy roads.
Fringe will need to be the only pet in an adult only home and he cannot be homed in the Fareham PO15 area.
He is neutered, microchipped, flea, wormed and fully vaccinated and his adoption fee is £50.