In early 2020, Kerry and her partner decided if they were ever going to adopt another cat, it would be best to do it while they were both at home during the Covid-19 pandemic, especially because they were concerned about how their blind cat Louie would react to another feline. “He had never really known other cats since he was a kitten and his litter mates and mother rejected him,” explains Kerry.
Initially, Kerry began searching for a cat at rescues near her residence in London, but she quickly discovered she wasn’t considered a good candidate because her home lacked a yard. “It’s still a massive thing in the UK that cats are given outdoor space,” says Kerry. “I know it’s somewhat the opposite in the USA.”
Discouraged but not dissuaded, Kerry started looking at rescues outside of the United Kingdom, eventually finding Safe Haven Egypt (SHE), an organization dedicated to helping Egyptian felines in need. Kerry was already communicating with someone from Safe Haven Egypt when she learned Kamel, an adorable grey and white cat who had been subjected to horrific cruelty, was still searching for a forever home.
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