CATS NEEDING FOSTER HOMES
| Jasper | |||||||||||||
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| Mario, Naomi, Sue, Sergei & Sally | |||||||||||||
These kittens, now teenagers, were found living under a porch with their mom, Carmen. They have blossomed into sweet, playful and curious teenagers. Mario, Naomi, and Sue are a tab bit shy while their other siblings, Sergei and Sally, are the most outgoing. These teenagers need to be adopted into nurturing homes in pairs or into homes with another young, playful cat to bond with. MARIO (male, brown tabby) is pretty laid back for a kitten. But he also LOVES to play with feather toys and to chase a laser beam. NAOMI (female, black and white with black "mask" on her face) is very exotic with fur as soft as a rabbit. She is a little shy at first, but when she gets to know you she becomes a real love bug! SUE (female, black and white with black "hat" on her head) is also pretty laid back like her brother, Mario. But put a feather toy in front of her and she can't help but to chase and pounce on it. SERGEI (male, white with brown tabby markings) is very playful and loves to explore every aspect of his environment. He sits with you to be petted for short periods of time, but can’t wait to start playing again! Sergei enjoys playing with a bobbing feather toy - he’ll chase and paw at it for as long as you're willing to play with him. SALLY (female, white with brown tabby spots) is calm and very sweet. She’s content to sit in your lap and be petted virtually forever! Sally also likes playing with any toy on a string and is very eager to play with her brother, Sergei. She loves to climb up on an elevated surface and use that as a jumping off point to playfully ambush her siblings. Photo 1 - All Five Kittens Photo 2 - Sue, Mario, and Sergei Photo 3 - Naomi and Mario Photo 4 - Sally Photo 5 - Sue and Sergei Photo 6 - Sergei and Sally | |||||||||||||
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| Tim & Tom | |||||||||||||
As sometimes happens with bottle fed kittens, they are a little small for their age and are still "catching up." Both Tim and Tom have slight cataracts in one of their eyes which the Veterinary Ophthalmologist who saw them doesn't think will be a problem. The cataracts are expected to dissolve over time. They do not appear to have any problems with their vision. Tom continues to get drops in his eyes due to a minor infection. If you are an experienced kitten caretaker and would like to foster these adorable boys until they are ready for adoption, please contact us! | |||||||||||||
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