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Meow! My name is Bits
I
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Bits's Info...
| Breed: | Domestic Shorthair | Color: | Tortoiseshell | Age: | Young |
| Sex: | Female | Hair: | Short |
Bits's Story...
My name is Bits and I am a tortoiseshell and white tabbyand my brother Kibbles is an orange tabby. We spent our first year living in the woods and this nice family helped us by feeding us and having us spayed and neutered. They thought we wanted to be feral cats and that is why they released us after the spay and neutering. (We wear our left ear tipping proudly.) Well, we fooled them about wanting to be feral. We became quite friendly over the year and would let Marcia and Alan pet us, pick us up and then roll on our backs for more attention. We won them over and are now living in one of their bedrooms and we have been told we are behaving very well. My brotherer and I have come a long way in being able to trust and show love. We discovered that sitting on a lap is a good thing and quite toasty. So now we are ready for our own home and family. My brother and I would like to stay together since we have never been apart and we helped each other out during that first year outside. I don't know how we managed in the cold last year because now we like to snuggle under a blanket when we sleep. Here is the information for our foster mom and dad. 937 237-5688 or marcia@pittman.net I am sure they would be happy to answer any other questions. We had a health checkup on February 22th and we passed with flying colors and our shots are update to date. The vet said she could vouch for our good health as well as our behavior.
My name is Bits and I am a tortoiseshell and white tabbyand my brother Kibbles is an orange tabby. We spent our first year living in the woods and this nice family helped us by feeding us and having us spayed and neutered. They thought we wanted to be feral cats and that is why they released us after the spay and neutering. (We wear our left ear tipping proudly.) Well, we fooled them about wanting to be feral. We became quite friendly over the year and would let Marcia and Alan pet us, pick us up and then roll on our backs for more attention. We won them over and are now living in one of their bedrooms and we have been told we are behaving very well. My brotherer and I have come a long way in being able to trust and show love. We discovered that sitting on a lap is a good thing and quite toasty. So now we are ready for our own home and family. My brother and I would like to stay together since we have never been apart and we helped each other out during that first year outside. I don't know how we managed in the cold last year because now we like to snuggle under a blanket when we sleep. Here is the information for our foster mom and dad. 937 237-5688 or marcia@pittman.net I am sure they would be happy to answer any other questions. We had a health checkup on February 22th and we passed with flying colors and our shots are update to date. The vet said she could vouch for our good health as well as our behavior.
Rescue Group Info...
About Our Rescue Group...
We are a small, grass-roots volunteer effort dedicated to easing the problems faced by unwanted Siamese cats and kittens and their non-Siamese cousins. We use foster homes for our animals to provide them with a warm and loving environment from which to be adopted; we give all of our animals excellent vet care to ensure they have a good start in life. We offer education and advice on cat care and cat behavior issues; we provide courtesy listings for adoptable pets for free on our web site. We provide support to indigent owners (emergency food and vet care assistance) as we are able and offer advice and assistance on resolving landlord pet issues (including ADA therapy pet designation). We are dedicated to making life easier for the animals who love and trust us and look to us for their safety, security, and happiness. The problems are large and we are small but we try hard to make a difference for cats at risk.
We are a small, grass-roots volunteer effort dedicated to easing the problems faced by unwanted Siamese cats and kittens and their non-Siamese cousins. We use foster homes for our animals to provide them with a warm and loving environment from which to be adopted; we give all of our animals excellent vet care to ensure they have a good start in life. We offer education and advice on cat care and cat behavior issues; we provide courtesy listings for adoptable pets for free on our web site. We provide support to indigent owners (emergency food and vet care assistance) as we are able and offer advice and assistance on resolving landlord pet issues (including ADA therapy pet designation). We are dedicated to making life easier for the animals who love and trust us and look to us for their safety, security, and happiness. The problems are large and we are small but we try hard to make a difference for cats at risk.
Donate to Our Rescue Group...
Donations may be sent to Blue's Mews Siamese Cat Rescue, 273 Fairway Drive, Fairborn, OH 45324
Donations may be sent to Blue's Mews Siamese Cat Rescue, 273 Fairway Drive, Fairborn, OH 45324
Come Meet Our Pets...
We show our kittens at Pet Supplies Plus in Centerville and in Kettering on alternate Saturdays from 1 to 6 pm. We also visit Moochie and Co. at the Greene on the first Sunday of the month. We also show our animals in their home environments, by appointment, evenings and weekends.
We show our kittens at Pet Supplies Plus in Centerville and in Kettering on alternate Saturdays from 1 to 6 pm. We also visit Moochie and Co. at the Greene on the first Sunday of the month. We also show our animals in their home environments, by appointment, evenings and weekends.
Our Adoption Process...
Adoption requirements include an application that tells us something about the adoptive family and authorizes us to contact the family's vet for references, a phone or in-person interview, and at the director's discretion, home visitation. We provide an adoption contract that lists the animal's current and anticipated health care and delineates the owner's and our responsibilities. All cats and kittens have a 3-week health guarantee, in which we assume responsibility for vet care for any unrecognized or incubating health issues, and a 2-week satisfaction guarantee which provides a full refund for animals returned within the 2-week timeframe. Our adoption fees are $75 per Siamese mix or Siamese Wannabe and $100 per Siamese. Cats and kittens adopted in pairs are substantially discounted.
Adoption requirements include an application that tells us something about the adoptive family and authorizes us to contact the family's vet for references, a phone or in-person interview, and at the director's discretion, home visitation. We provide an adoption contract that lists the animal's current and anticipated health care and delineates the owner's and our responsibilities. All cats and kittens have a 3-week health guarantee, in which we assume responsibility for vet care for any unrecognized or incubating health issues, and a 2-week satisfaction guarantee which provides a full refund for animals returned within the 2-week timeframe. Our adoption fees are $75 per Siamese mix or Siamese Wannabe and $100 per Siamese. Cats and kittens adopted in pairs are substantially discounted.
We Serve the Following Cities, Towns, and/or Counties...
Blue's Mews Siamese Cat Rescue is a small, volunteer-run, non-profit organization assisting Siamese cats, Siamese mixes, and Siamese wannabes (doesn't every cat want to be Siamese?).
Blue's Mews Siamese Cat Rescue is a small, volunteer-run, non-profit organization assisting Siamese cats, Siamese mixes, and Siamese wannabes (doesn't every cat want to be Siamese?).
We serve the greater Dayton/Fairborn/Beavercreek area (including, but not limited to, Montgomery, Greene, Clark counties)