Hello, my name is Yeti

I came into the sanctuary at the end of July after I was one of nine cats who were cruelly abandoned on the sanctuary premises. We were let loose from carriers and simply left behind late one afternoon. One of the staff noticed a few unfamiliar cats in the car park, so the CCTV footage was checked immediately. It showed a van pulling up and the cats being dumped out of carriers before the van drove away. It was a very unsettling and frightening experience for us. We didn’t know where we were or what was happening, and understandably, I was very scared. The team nearly caught me, but I ran off into the open bedding shed! I was eventually contained to safety and, a few days later, went into foster care with Becky, who works as a groomer on the sanctuary site and is also a close supporter of the sanctuary. I went into foster care alongside Kraken, another one of the nine cats who were abandoned with me.

I am only a young boy and I have shown that I am friendly and loving with people once I get brave enough to come out of hiding. I am just a little more wary of new people and not quite as confident with humans as Kraken is. It doesn’t take me too long to warm up to someone, though!

My foster mum describes me as a very sweet boy who loves a good fuss! I haven’t shown much interest in toys yet, but I absolutely love my food and can be a bit of a greedy monkey who will happily eat it all!