Snuggles, brushes, feeding and medicating - all for a fluffy friend

My name is Jess, originally from Aus - used to have a cat jointly owned with my sister while we lived together for 2yrs until I moved here in 2014. Mittens was his name the indoor dreamboat, he was white and black marked (looked like a dairy cow) and got himself the nickname Muttons when he was naughty aka drinking out of our water glasses or opening my sister's hair tie drawer to play with them.

I love cats, sadly live in a rented flat that doesn't allow me to have a pet. That doesn't stop me from giving chin scratches to a local cat in the building that roams the halls, Mobo. He comes in and will sleep for hours on my bed or in the lounge room.

My best friend adopted a cat over 5 years ago from Battersea cats and dogs - Jack, and while he sadly passed away now, I previously had regularly house/cat sit Jack (he's black with a chest of white). Toward the end of his life, he was on thyroid and heart medication, both of which I was comfortable with administering. On another couple of occasions, I've popped into her sisters place to feed, cuddle and medicate her kitty Coco too.

I love walking about London, work in HR and have a relaxed easy-going nature.

Please feel free to drop me a line with any questions or if you wish to know more

All cuddles (should the kitty enjoy them), feeding, water bowl filling and should they require medication am more than happy to do that too - obviously with instructions.

I love spending time with all demeanour of cats, so if they like to play we can play, if they like a scratch or a cuddle that is up to them. If they purely want a feed, then I can do that plus hang around for a bit (so they've had company, even if they don't want a cuddle).

If there is a litter box, I'll clear that up plus collect your post.