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Guestbook Wiggy's StoryWiggy was only 13 days old when her mum was put to sleep. The rescue centre where she was had no night staff so could not cater for orphans. I brought her home on foster - or so I thought! Within a couple of days we were inseparable. I had never before felt so strongly about a foster cat. Discovering that she had ch came as a terrible blow. I had never encountered it before, and the vets could tell me very little. I agonised over the practicalities of keeping her, especially as my eldest cat was seriosly ill. Of course Wiggy stayed! Keeping her helped me cope with losing Syd a few weeks later. Wiggy has a real zest for life, and an insatiable appetite for fun. I have never known such a happy cat, or a more determined one. She loves to be outside and goes for walks on her harness. People smile when they see her - she has such a cheeky, irresistible face. But I smile the most because she's mine! Annette Pictures of Wiggy
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