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Bailey came into our care following welfare concerns in his previous home.

Bailey understandably found his new environment overwhelming to begin with, often choosing to hide away and may be vocally defensive of his space. However, he has become more comfortable in his surroundings and is now often seen quietly relaxing on a soft blanket watching the world go by.

 Bailey isn’t ready for physical affection yet and will need calm and patient adopters where he can build confidence without any pressure of being touched. While we haven’t yet seen his affectionate side, the other cats he arrived with have all grown in confidence and have shown affection once settled, so we hope Bailey may follow in time. Any progress should be seen as a bonus rather than an expectation.

 To help Bailey feel more relaxed during his stay, we’ve started him on behavioural meds which has been beneficial for his wellbeing. This medication would need to be continued in his new home but we hope one day in the future he can be weaned off.

 Due to his limited experience outdoors, Bailey is looking for a quiet, more rural home where he can safely learn about the outside world . Bailey would benefit from someone who knows about his breed and some of the charactersitics it comes with.

 Do you have a quiet home and the patience to help our shy boy?