Little Felix was the smallest of the 5 kittens that we rescued from the rocks here at the beginning of 2009. He has been in his new home since March last year and until now we have had no photos of him. It is therefore great to see him looking SO snuggled up, and great to know that he now has a friend that he obviously loves.

Lovely news from Germany about Bonny and Felix. It’s always great to hear that our little buddies are happy in their news homes and all is well.

While we await news of our latest travelers to Germany, who should be by now off the transport and on their way to their new homes, here are some great pictures of Charlie and Felix in their new homes.

UPDATE 24/03/09
More great news from Germany:
“Greetings from jasper too….there was a visit after one week in his new home….he is the boss !!! all the people do, what jasper wants..and he is so happy ;o) in july he will be neutered and then he can go out…sheeps, cows, only green, no streets in front of his house….;o)”

“Tabitha is well too and very in love with guapa (cat) who lives at her new home )”

22/03/09: It is now just over a week since 5 of out cats arrived at their new homes in Germany, and almost a week since little Bono travelled to Switzerland. So far, bar the odd sniffle and runny eye, everything seems to be working out fine for all of our little buddies, and the emails from Germany make great reading and put any concerns for these lovely animals’ futures to rest. (If you haven’t already read the many posts on these cats and kittens, please click on the individual names in the Tag Cloud.)

The first real news was last Sunday 15th from Martina, who had picked up Bonny, Felix and Tabitha from the transport:

News from Germany is that, after their 24 hour drive, all our cats are safe and well. Charlie has yet to arrive in his new home and we seem to be missing his passport, but I’m sure everything will be fine.

As for Tabitha and the kittens, all sounds very promising from Martina’s email, and I’m sure that Bonny and Felix will completely get over being parted soon.

This morning both Mary and I were up at 5.30am to collect some of our foster cats and take them to board the van to Germany. This was the end of a VERY busy week for me, which, as well as sorting all the final stuff for today’s transport, also included sorting a foster home for another rescued kitten (more on him tomorrow).

Taking the cats up to the dog rescue to meet up with Jos, his vet Miguel and all the other animal lovers, and board them for Germany is an ‘interesting’ experience.

Little Felix will always be the baby of the Almerimar 5. He was the one that I caught last, and when first rescued he had a very bad chest and was definitely the smallest. Now he is not so small but remains very cute, and has this lovely little white tip to his tail.

Time for another update, mainly on our current foster kids as it is getting close to the time when they will leave us, either for Germany or for new homes here in Almerimar.

It seems that someone in Germany may have fallen for little Felix, one of our Almerimar 5

Today I sent photos of our kittens to Cony in Germany to put up on their web-site, where people who are interested can look and get more details.