Muffin’s Pet Connection: Godfrey needs a home

MEEEOWS…GODFREY’S his name. He is a big, very long, beautiful one-year-old grey tabby boy who loves other cats, is curious about dogs and is learning to trust humans.

He was found in Chinatown, thin and scared. He was probably a shop cat and definitely mistreated. Day by day, he is more comfortable with being petted.

If you have other cats and are willing to be patient, Godfrey would be a welcome addition to your family. He is playful, mischievous, always hungry, talkative with lots of chirps, and a bit of an oaf.

He stretches out on the bed or the floor or a big comfortable chair to take his nap. Godfrey loves his naps, he is an exquisitely happy kitty who is grateful to finally be safe and warm. Please contact Emily atcatrescue2012@gmail.com to learn more about Godfrey…

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HEY JUDE: “I need help right now! I have had to call the police twice since inheriting a nasty 12-year-old cat from my deceased 89-year-old aunt. She was a mean-spirited, evil old woman and her cat is exactly the same.

“I cannot get near Witch, with a capital B. She is matted, vicious, has never been vetted and is wearing a very tight collar. I have tried to loosen the collar, but was hospitalized.

“Her attacks are violent. I feed her and clean the litter pan, and she scratches, bites, hisses and screams at me. She is not socialized, never saw anyone but my aunt.

“When the police came and saw all the blood on me, they drew their guns, thinking that I had been robbed and attacked. They were shocked when I told them it was the insane cat that assaulted me. They waked away, saying that this incident was out of their jurisdiction — they do not deal with pets.

“OMG, what am I supposed to do? I am a 6’4, 200-pound guy, and I am brought to my knees by a 10-pound cat-from-hell. I have been to the hospital twice. Witch almost clawed my eye, got my eyebrow instead. I had six stitches. The landlord wants me to clean out my aunt’s apartment; I am her only living relative.

“What am I supposed to do? Help please.” — Stan