Alsager: Rode Heath cat named after video game character seeks fur-ever home

By Alex Greensmith

8th Jun 2023 | Local News

Zelda is currently being fostered two miles from Alsager in Rode Heath. But she can't stay forever. Can you adopt her?
Zelda is currently being fostered two miles from Alsager in Rode Heath. But she can't stay forever. Can you adopt her?

A local cat named after a Nintendo video game character is seeking a new family.

Zelda, named after a princess from The Legend of Zelda video game series, is currently being fostered in Rode Heath but would love a permanent home.

The five-year-old female is a domestic shorthair who went into RSPCA South East Cheshire's care on May 10.

A RSPCA spokesperson said: "One of our vets contacted us asking if we'd help Zelda."

Zelda with her video game namesake.

"Her owner brought her in to be put to sleep which they weren't comfortable with doing.

"She is absolutely gorgeous. She is affectionate but on her terms and will let you know when she has had enough.

"She is fine if you read her body language. She is very inquisitive and is interested in what's going on. So far she's loving playing with Catnip toys. She will blossom with the right, understanding owners.

"Zelda was rehomed to an elderly couple after the first home, a younger couple with a baby and another cat, after they didn't think she was the right fit and an incident with another cat landing on her which made her more scared.

"The elderly couple had Zelda three weeks before this decision to PTS. The elderly couple's reasons were that she'd scratched them.

Butter wouldn't melt!

"Zelda has come out of her shell in the past week, is very friendly, starting to play with toys and likes to explore the practice when let out of the kennels. She also likes to have a fuss and loves rolling around on the floor and will even meow at you but does have a rather definitive line of tolerance and doesn't like to be pushed past that line.

"We have had Zelda vaccinated, chipped and health checked. She was already neutered. 

"She is looking for a home where she can come and go as she pleases, an active playful home and not with anyone elderly.  

"She needs a cat and child free home."

Alsager: Do you want to adopt this kitty? Please email  [email protected] for more info.

     

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