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	SPONSOR US Please remember that because these animals have had a poor start in life or have been previously neglected or cruelly treated, the animals chosen may have a shorter than normal life.
		GRASSHOPPER – A tiny black and white long haired young lady, born badly deformed, with no claws on her front paws and no back feet, as a result of inbreeding. She has blossomed into a beautiful young lady; she will stand no nonsense when she referees the occasional squabble between the residents.
		WILLIS – This golden and white elegant gentleman, who is such a friendly little chap, was thrown out on the M. I. motorway and had his pelvis and legs shattered, he was treated at Davis White veterinary specialists by an orthopaedic surgeon. He is held together with allsorts of ironmongery, his vet bill was £2,600 + V AT. Paid by public donations when they heard of his plight. for more about Willis the Wondercat
		SAFFRON – Was also treated at Davis White veterinary specialists for multiple breaks in her legs, that the vet believed were broken deliberately, her vet bill was £3,380, paid by public donations when they heard of her plight. We are chuffed to say she can now run like the wind, down the garden and straight up the apple tree. for more about Saffron— an expensive commodity
		SPENCER – Brought to the Shelter as a sickly 12-week-old kitten. He had an eye problem and now has very limited vision in one eye. Despite this he is a very happy cat and loves chasing other residents up trees.
		PARSLEY – A white and tabby female cat found as a feral kitten on an allotment. Unable to be tamed for homing, Parsley has joined the rest of the feral cats (after she was neutered and ear tipped) at the Shelter who live happily, without human interference, in the garden with their own living quarters.
		NOBBY – A young ginger tomcat found by a railway line. His back legs are crippled but no reason could be found for this during his three week stay at the Vets. His legs have improved a little and when he walks he looks as though he is wearing tight trousers. All the other cats, both tame and feral love Nobby and he loves them in return.
		NANCY – Is the result of interbreeding and was the star on the ‘Jonathan Ross’ T V programme, as the ugliest cat in Britain, she has also been featured in the national papers, also appeared in the Swedish and German papers for the same reason. Nancy is at her happiest when she is sharpening her claws on Maggie’s backside, when Maggie is down on her knees washing the floor
		Henry – Came to us as a sickly kitten, so sick we didn't think he would survive, now he has grown into a strapping big lad, but he gets beaten up regularly by Lucinda.


	Sponsorships, donations, legacies and standing orders are the life-blood of the Shelter. If you would like to make a donation towards our clinic or our running costs at the Shelter and are a U.K. taxpayer, do please contact us for a GIFT AID FORM as this increases your gift to ANIMALS AT RISK SHELTER by 28% at no extra cost to you.

Animals At Risk Shelter, 341 Ashcroft Road, Luton, Beds. LU2 9AE Tel: 01582 728853 Voted Best Cat Rescue Shelter in Britain by Pet Plan/Cats Magazine Registered Charity Number 1044094