Bonded brothers
Dashiell and Raymond were born to a feral mom and dad ( who have since been spayed and neutered and released in our area) and were hand caught at about 4 weeks of age. They are now three and a half months old. Dashiell looks like a Russian Blue and Raymond is a beautifully marked brown gray tabby. They are litter box trained, receiving baby shots now, will be checked for feline leukemia and fiv, ear mites and intestinal parasites, and will be neutered on September 19th. They are happy, healthy, affectionate little boys.
Pet's Name:
Dashiell and Raymond
Cat: Primary Breed:
Domestic Short Hair
Birthdate, estimate is okay:
May 25, 2024
Age Category:
Young
Where did you get your pet?:
Born on neighborhood
Adoption Day, when did you adopt your pet? An estimate is okay.:
Hand caught June 22
Gender:
Male
Size (at full grown):
Medium
Weight (in pounds) at full-grown size. Example: 35:
14
Primary Color:
Gray
What are your pet's favorite toys and activities?:
Playing with each other, exploring, being petted, sleeping with each other and me.
Does your cat have any amusing or peculiar habits, like "chattering" at birds through the window or fetching toys?:
Not yet.
What is the most adorable thing about your cat?:
Their intelligence and facial expressions.
Medical History and Care:
Vaccinations up to date
Spayed or Neutered
House/Litter-Trained
Microchipped
Special Diet
Special Needs
Never Vetted
Unknown
Does your pet have any history of health issues or medical conditions that potential adopters should be aware of?:
None known
Purr-sonality:
Friendly to Family
Friendly to Strangers
Timid/Shy
Enjoys being picked up
Affectionate
Vocal
Bonded Pair
Good with Dogs
Good with Other Cats
Good with Young Children
Purebred
Declawed
How is your cat with other cats?:
Timid at first
Playful
Rambunctious
Tolerates
Scared
Not good with other cats
What criteria are important to you when considering an adoptive family or home for your pet?:
That they would be adopted together and that they would be primarily indoor cats. That the family who adopts them will have a Veterinary reference.
Is there anything else you'd like your pet's new family to know?:
These kittens got lucky and that they were found and caught after being born to a feral mom and dad. They are completely tame and loving little kittens and they deserve the best.
Why are you rehoming your pet (primary reason)?:
Too Many Pets
Rehoming reason details (if necessary):
My husband and I are both in our early 70s and we have 37 cats of our own as well as a very old needy rescue dog. We just don't feel it is a good idea at this stage to be adopting any younger cats. It is also very expensive to provide good care to this many pets.
If applicable, do you have the legal right or necessary permission from the breeder or rescue organization to rehome this pet? :
Not Applicable
Yes
How long will you be able to keep your pet before you may need to consider surrendering him or her to a rescue?:
One month
Who is your veterinarian?:
David Watts
What do you feed your pet, and does he/she have any feeding quirks or preferences?:
Purina cat chow regular and donated wet food.
Do you have pet insurance for your pet? :
No
Would you consider a long distance adoption?:
Yes
No
Maybe
City, State:
New Orleans, LA, Mobile, Al, Pensaca or Tallahassee, or Tampa. Fl
Zip Code:
70118, 36619
How did you hear about us?:
Rescue/Shelter
Service Level:
Priority Service: Fast-Track with Maximum Exposure