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Healingcats Animal Rescue
Effort Dec 8, 2023
2 month old female calico kittens for ADOPTION
Please pass this around to your friends and family. These kittens
are litter-trained, eating wet food and kitty milk.
We really need to get these two sisters a home. They are in Port
Richey but we can bring them to you.
Thank you so much. Please
pass around. They are affectionate and playful too! they
are adorable!
If you are interested please
call Maria at 727 505 4497
Adorable Kitty Kat Found a Home
!
i
wanted to let you know that we found a home for the rescue Kitty Kat that came
in a couple weeks ago,
it's
a real twist because they were seeking a declawed cat, and i discovered that
Kitty Kat was declawed on all 4 paws.
the new owners just
picked him up to take him to his new home, and i am all swelled up, that little
fellow stole my heart,
i am going to miss
him out there, he was by far the sweetest most affectionate loving little cat i
have ever known,
just a precious gem ...
Here is link to
videos and pictures – good luck Kitty Kat!
https://photos.app.goo.gl/dkfzB7g7wgJRVnqK8
Call healingcats animal rescue 727-375-3660 save@healingcatsrescue.org
Healingcats Animal Rescue
Effort Feb 23, 2022
Dottie Cat needs
a Loving Home
A
lady that feeds several cat colonies in Dunedin reached out to me in late 2020 to
see if I might be able to help her rescue a sweet little girl that had been
born in one of the colonies, but had been socialized (and fed) by someone
living in a nearby apartment for a couple years. Apparently the tenants moved from the
apartment and just left the little girl there to fend for herself L I went to see her,
and she came right up to me and walked into the carrier I had brought. I named her Dottie (for the ‘dot’ on her
forehead, and she also has a black tail, like someone dipped it in ink). I had her for a couple months, got her spayed
and all her shots in February of last year and successfully adopted her out to
a lady (Sara) who is a single mother with shared custody of her son, who lives
in Indian Rocks Beach. She had wanted a
companion for her son, and Dottie settled in, her son and Dottie were best
buds, and things seemed to be going really well.
Unfortunately
Sara reached out to me recently to let me know she unfortunately needs to look
for a new home for Dottie – Sara’s son began spending more time at his dad’s
house (and Dottie got more attached to Sara in the absences) and when her son
is with her now, Dottie hides and hisses and growls at him. He is just a young boy, and is heartbroken she
doesn’t like him anymore. (He is a good little boy, loving and caring, he
doesn’t tease Dottie or anything like that, it just appears that Dottie has
developed a strong attachment for his mom and is now jealous of him. Appears Dottie is a “one-person” cat.). Dottie is very affectionate with Sara when
they are alone, but when her son comes back from visits with his Dad, Dottie is
NOT happy, and her demeanor definitely changes.
Sara let some time go by, in case it was a temporary situation, but it
appears that it is not, and since it seems to upset both her son and Dottie
when he is there – Sara feels it would be in Dottie’s best interest to get a
home with perhaps a single lady who Dottie could love and lavish with all her
attention.
I’ve
included a copy of Dottie’s vet paperwork (below) and it reflects that Dottie
is due for her annual shots (rabies, etc.).
Sara said she has not gotten them yet – I told Sara it would help
tremendously in finding a new home for her if she takes Dottie to get her shots
so she is up to date. Forgot to mention (but the vet paperwork has it on there)
that the vet ‘guestimated’ her age in February of
last year as 2 ˝ years (so would now be 3 ˝ years old). She seemed to be younger to me, but that’s
just my gut, not science
is a darling little
fur baby – she’s petite and sweet. Sara
said she would be so grateful, and to please feel free to contact her directly
for whatever she can do to help make this happen. Her cell number is 727-614-1486.
Contact Sara 727-614-1486
Success! “ Moo “
Cat Found a Loving Home
Healingcats Animal Rescue
Effort Feb 14, 2022
Hi!
My name is Moo. I am a 5 and a half yr old neutered
male cat. Right now, I
am on limited time. My owner's friend
passed away recently, and the house I'm in might get possessed soon by the
bank. Her daughter's friend was supposed to take me Friday, not getting any
responses now. My owner can't take me because her friend (where she's moving to) is allergic. I'm very lovable and get along well with
others. I have everything I need except for litter (torn up newspaper works fine)
Success! “ Moo “
Cat Found a Loving Home
Healingcats Animal Rescue
Effort Feb 14, 2022
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Rescue info@healingcatsrescue.org
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