Dibbles the Scrapyard Cat Rescued, Seeking Forever Home

0:00On April 6th, a feral cat named Dibbles just got rescued from a scrapyard in Nottinghamshire after calling in home for 11 years. She roamed free at a car-breaking business in Colwick, dodging humans but getting scraps from the owner and locals. Now the sites closing for new houses, so volunteers had to step in. Capitrol, a local rescue group, got tipped off by a worried resident and spent hours setting humane traps. Dibbles was street smart, outsmarting the baited cages five times before finally getting caught. One volunteer even named her after a cartoon cop character, tweaking it when they learned she was female. Folks involved say these lone street cats can be tough to handle, needing time to adjust to people. But Dibbles show promise right away, staying calm and care instead of freaking out. She's doing great so far, warming up nicely according to the teen's co-founder. They plan to check her at the vet soon, and she looks spayed with no kittens around, probably abandoned years back and surviving on pure grit. With luck, Dibbles will be ready

1:01for a cozy forever home in Nottingham, trading scrapyard life for some real comfort.