Shooting Star's Info...
| Breed: | Siamese | Color: | Cream Or Ivory (Mostly) | Age: | Young |
| Sex: | Female | ID#: | 1857192-CO0355 | Hair: | Unknown |
I am already spayed, housetrained, up to date with shots, and good with cats.
4/14/10: I went for a checkup and suture removal on the 12th. My eyes are healing up nicely and I am doing well. Foster Meowmy took some new pictures of me today with my sutures out and she also took a little video clip, so check my photo album for new pictures and the video clips.
There is not enough room to show all of my video clips in my photo album but you can view them all at the RMSiameseRescue YouTube Channel here: http://www.youtube.com/user/RMSiameseRescue
Here are links to some of my videos:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6QF-rlT548
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsjGNknYZlY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEm3EhSdA4Y
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSPif8nZMb4
3/29/10: I was spayed today and I also had eye surgery. I will get my eye sutures out on 4/12.
3/10/10: My name is Shooting Star and I am an adorable little 8 month old (as of 3/10) Seal Point girl. I am completely blind but I don't let that stop me - I come when called, eat and drink and use the litterbox on my own and I am able to get up and down off of the furniture in our room (chair, dresser, cat tree) and I am attracted to toys that crinkle. I am very sweet and loving and affectionate. I love to be petted and talked to and kissed. I need to be your one and only as other kitties stress me out.
9/23/09: I was abandoned in a dirty, hot Arizona parking lot with my siblings. I was hungry, dehydrated, covered in filth and had such a bad eye infection that my eyes were stuck shut.
Thankfully a kind person found us and took us to an emergency vet where we were cleaned up and fed. Someone who worked at the emergency vet spread the word about us and let folks know that we needed a safe place to go. Someone on the Feline Diabetes List heard about us and put up a post on the list. A list member read about us and immediately notified Lois in Florida who is a volunteer/supporter of Siamese Rescue. Lois quickly contacted her friend, Marilou in Arizona who is a volunteer/supporter of Siamese Rescue to see if she might be able to help in any way. Marilou contacted RMSR to let them know about us and offered to drive us from AZ to CO if they had room. Luckily, RMSR had space for us. Until our trip could be coordinated, a kind lady in AZ kept us for a few weeks. Marilou and John picked us up on Monday, September 21st and we started our journey from Arizona to Colorado. We arrived at RMSR in Colorado on the evening of Wednesday, September, 23rd.
On Thursday, September 24th, we had an extensive vet check and it was determined that we are underweight, have worms, ear mites, an upper respiratory infection, and a horrible eye infection and that we will need aggressive treatment. Foster Meowmy and Pawpaw are using warm compresses and gently cleaning our eyes 4 times a day and we have now been started on an oral antibiotic twice a day, ulcer drops for our eyes four times a day, an antibiotic eye ointment two times a day, an anti-inflammatory eye ointment two times a day, L-lysine two times a day, Fortiflora once a day and we are being fed prescription Hill's A/D to help bulk us up. We are also starting to receive the other treatments we need like deworming, ear mite treatment, etc. We will have frequent vet checks to ensure we are getting whatever care/treatment is needed. Eventually once we are doing well, we will be vaccinated and spayed/neutered. Due to the severity of our eye infections, some of us may have impaired vision or be completely blind. The vet visit on 9/24 was $471.60 and that was with a generous discount from the vet and with the vet providing some things free of charge so the rescue anticipates running up a very large bill to get us healthy and ready for adoption.
SPONSORS NEEDED
Due to our (Stardust, Starbrite, Moon Star, Shooting Star, Star Shine, Dream Star) need for extensive vet care, many medications and possible eye surgery for some of us, we are looking for sponsors to assist with the costs of our care while in the rescue program. As many of you may know, RMSR is a non-profit with limited resources. If you'd like to donate funds to help with our care or to donate to The Tornado Fund, RMSR's fund for special needs cats in their program, you can reach RMSR atCoSrc@SiameseRescue.org.
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Rescue Group Info...
Rocky Mountain Siamese Rescue is part of the nation-wide partnership of individual non-profit Siamese Rescue Centers that are dedicated to rescuing homeless and abandoned Siamese cats and placing them in permanent, loving homes. Our Center covers the Colorado and Rocky Mountain region of the US.
All of our cats are fostered in carefully screened homes until they are adopted. We welcome your interest in Rocky Mountain Siamese Rescue, and please consider volunteering your time with us if you aren't quite ready to adopt!
The public can come meet some of our cats/kittens looking for homes at the RMSR Cat House located at 101 W. Coal Creek Drive, Superior, CO 80027. The Cat House is open to the public from Noon to 5pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday excluding major holidays.
Our adoption process is clearly outlined on our website, where you may also download our Application. Please visit Rocky Mountain Siamese Rescue at http://www.siameserescue.org and click on "Adoptions" for detailed information.
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