Siamese kittens & cats in Defiance, Ohio

Meet Tempest, our little miracle girl. When she first arrived at FDHS this summer, she was barely hanging on. If help had come even a few days later, she wouldn’t have survived. She was painfully emaciated, covered in fleas and so weak that the light in her blue eyes was almost gone.But Tempest fought. And we fought for her.With round-the-clock care, good food, meds and endless love, she slowly came back to life. Her eyes brightened. Her tiny body grew stronger. And that sweet, social, snuggly personality began to shine through. Today, you’d never guess how close she came to not getting her second chance.Tempest is beyond affectionate. She adores people, loves other cats and would likely do well with dogs too. She’s playful, cuddly and wants nothing more than a human to love with her whole heart.She’s perfect… except for one challenge.Tempest has struggled to learn consistent litter box habits. We’ve tried so many things, but in a shelter environment, it’s nearly impossible to give her the individualized routine she needs. What we don’t want is for her to spend her life confined to a cage because of something she simply hasn’t had the right environment to overcome.Tempest needs a very special adopter. Someone with rescue experience, patience and a willingness to help her continue the journey she fought so hard to survive.If you’re the type of person who loves a project, believes in second chances and wants to change a life, Tempest is waiting for you. She’s a survivor, a sweetheart and a soul worth fighting for.**Spayed, FIV/FeLV negative, and up-to-date on vaccines & monthly prevention**

Meet Tempest, our little miracle girl. When she first arrived at FDHS this summer, she was barely hanging on. If help had come even a few days later, she wouldn’t have survived. She was painfully emaciated, covered in fleas and so weak that the light in her blue eyes was almost gone.But Tempest fought. And we fought for her.With round-the-clock care, good food, meds and endless love, she slowly came back to life. Her eyes brightened. Her tiny body grew stronger. And that sweet, social, snuggly personality began to shine through. Today, you’d never guess how close she came to not getting her second chance.Tempest is beyond affectionate. She adores people, loves other cats and would likely do well with dogs too. She’s playful, cuddly and wants nothing more than a human to love with her whole heart.She’s perfect… except for one challenge.Tempest has struggled to learn consistent litter box habits. We’ve tried so many things, but in a shelter environment, it’s nearly impossible to give her the individualized routine she needs. What we don’t want is for her to spend her life confined to a cage because of something she simply hasn’t had the right environment to overcome.Tempest needs a very special adopter. Someone with rescue experience, patience and a willingness to help her continue the journey she fought so hard to survive.If you’re the type of person who loves a project, believes in second chances and wants to change a life, Tempest is waiting for you. She’s a survivor, a sweetheart and a soul worth fighting for.**Spayed, FIV/FeLV negative, and up-to-date on vaccines & monthly prevention**

Max is a Siamese, he a lover. Very good with humans and from what I can tell (with our dogs) but unfortunately he does not do well with other cats, bullys them very bad. (I been told thats how Siamese are, but I never been sure) He comes with another cat he is bonded with Lucy, but if need be they can be separated. Him and the other cat were abandoned and I thought they would do well with mine, but they do not and the cats I have had have been in my home for many years and are now pooping all over because they will not go anywhere near these two. I feel awful, but I absolutely cannot keep them and want them to live out the rest of their life easy. When I brought them home they chose a room in the house and kinda made that their domain. Max (and/or Lucy) need to be the only cats in the house. They are loved and love to be pet and around humans. They do not have any known illnesses. Max has a spot that has been checked and ruled out as malignant and he is not in any pain.

Lucy is a Siamese, she a lover. Very good with humans and from what I can tell (with our dogs) but unfortunately she does not do well with other cats (I been told thats how Siamese are, but I never been sure) She comes with another cat she is bonded with, Max, but if need be they can be separated. Her and the other cat were abandoned and I thought they would do well with mine, but they do not and the cats I have had have been in my home for many years and are now pooping all over because they will not go anywhere near these two. I feel awful, but I absolutely cannot keep them and want them to live out the rest of their life easy. When I brought them home they chose a room in the house and kinda made that their domain. They love attention and love to be pet and around humans. Both these cats are completely declawed, this happened way before me 😞