'Clingy' kitten searching for forever home after being found abandoned in West Midlands
The RSPCA are appealing for potential adopters after a loving kitten was found abandoned by his previous family.
An appeal has been launched to find a forever home for a ‘clingy’ kitten that was abandoned in the West Midlands.
Luke, who is aged between 6-9 months, was abandoned by his previous family and is currently in the care of the RSPCA in their Worcestershire and Midlands branch.
But despite his rough start in life, he is still very affectionate and social with people and is currently looking for a loving home that can make him the centre of attention.
In a post on social media, the animal rescue charity said: “ Luke is approximately 6-9 months old and was abandoned by his previous family. Fortunately, Luke has decided that humans are still the greatest thing ever invented.
“Luke is not for the faint-hearted. Luke is a Stage 5 Clinger with little regard for boundaries and absolutely no understanding of personal space. Luke isn't happy unless he's in your company, on your lap, under your feet, draped over your shoulders, or attempting to accompany you to the bathroom. If Luke could be surgically attached to his favourite person, he would happily sign the consent forms himself.”
They added: “Despite being let down in the past, Luke remains one of the friendliest, most affectionate cats you'll ever meet. He loves attention, seeks out company wherever he can find it, and firmly believes that every activity is a group activity.
“Luke loves being the centre of attention and would be happiest in a home where he can be the only pet, soaking up all the love and companionship for himself.”
In the comments, many people fell in love with the adorable kitten, with one person commenting: “What a sweetheart! I love everything about Luke but already have one large cat with similar colours as him. Love the fact he likes being around people.”
Another wrote: “What a handsome little boy, hope he finds his loving forever home soon bless him he's gorgeous xxxx,” while a third said: “Luke will be snapped up, I’m sure. Who doesn’t want a cat that chooses to be with ‘their’ human x.”
For more information on adopting Luke, visit the RSPCA website.
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