News Articles involving Jacky Bliss of Purebliss - we love cats, all cats, no matter their background or breeding.
Occasionally we have been in the news, and so on this page we have decided to place the articles for our viewers to read. Scroll down the page to view different articles.
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This was an article in the Financial Mail on Sunday in September 2007. Please click onto the article to enlarge in order that you may read the article, then click onto the back button to return to this page. The boarding cattery featured in this article has now been altered to become a quarantine facility. Jacky Bliss is shown in the photograph sitting with SGC Purebliss Glacier a Seal Spotted (rosetted) Lynx Bengal. A Seal Lynx is also know under GCCF rules as a Blue Eyed Snow Spotted Bengal. |
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The Grantham Journal kindly allowed their cartoonist to produce and publish this wonderful cartoon about our open day here at Purebliss, White House Cattery. All funds raised were donated to Life For Cats Rescue Group. Click onto the cartoon for an enlargement and then click onto the back arrow to return to this page. |
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Jojo is a wonderful Brown Tabby male household pet who found himself homeless after being rescued from the fire in his home. Life for Cats found him a wonderful new home in a village near Grantham. Jojo is shown here in the arms of Jacky Bliss of Purebliss Bengals, one of the founders of Life For Cats. Click onto the cartoon for an enlargement and then click onto the back arrow to return to this page. |
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A ferrel queen and her kitten we rushed back from a weekend break in York to help and so we named the kitten Kitkat. Now living as a much loved pet in a home in Grantham, Kitkat has now been renamed Joshua James. His mother, once she was nursed back to health, was rehomed back to her ferrel life in someone's garden to be fed regularly and kept an eye on. Kitkat's mum was in a bad way and he was a day old when he was found laying next to his Uncle who was trying to look after him the best way he could by keeping him warm whilst kitkat's mum tried to regain her strength. Luckily they were found and our daughter was able to rush Kitkat and his mum to the vet. His Mum was operated on and her dead kittens were removed. She was treated and we took her home to nurse her back to health. We then proceeded to hand raise Kitkat until his mum was well enough to take over from us. |
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An article printed in the Grantham Journal newspaper about Ben. Ben was a black and white household pet brought to us as a starvation case. He had lost the will to live and refused to eat or drink. we spoon fed him with mashed food and syringe fed him with water and slushy food, also injecting fluids under his skin to hydrate him. It took us 3 days to remove over 20 ticks from him whilst he lay there quietly allowing us to do everything we needed to. Eventually Ben started to eat and drink again and was soon back to full health and able to run around and enjoy a full life as a much loved pet. |
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