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In foster near Isle of Wight

This rescue cares for its animals in foster homes around Isle of Wight; they'll tell you exactly where Lizzie is.

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Lizzie

Female • Domestic cat

Listing last checked 6 November 2026

Small

Key facts

Age: Not stated
Sex: Female
Breed: Domestic cat
Size: Small

Care needs

Thyroid condition

Full bloods were done and she was hyperthyroid as was suspected. Having been on treatment her levels are nack to normal and she remains on the medication.

Could live with

Children: Not known
Dogs: Not known
Other cats: Not known

Taken from Feline Welfare (Isle of Wight)'s listing, and sometimes worked out from Lizzie's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Adoption information

Feline Welfare (Isle of Wight) · in foster near Isle of Wight

All adoption applications are handled directly by Feline Welfare (Isle of Wight). Contact them to arrange to meet Lizzie and start the adoption process.

About Lizzie

We were called out to this little elderly girl in very poor condition. Every effort had been made by this very kind couple to try and trace an owner to no avail. Door knocking / flyers / Posters / Lost and Found pages / taken to a Vet to be scanned for a microchip and checked over – just how far does someone need to go to try to trace an owner, when the owner should be going out of their way to trace THEIR cat ??? No microchip needless to say, which carries a £500 fine if not remedied within 21 days. She was very dehydrated – weighed just over 2.5kg – racing heart almost too fast to count and anaemia. Full bloods were done and she was hyperthyroid as was suspected. Having been on treatment her levels are nack to normal and she remains on the medication. We are looking for a Foster Home For Life for ‘Lizzie’ – you are very welcome to contact us so we can explain how this works. ‘Lizzie’ looks forward to meeting y 3ou x 9