Received this message from someone - these cats are in urgent need of foster homes, if you can help send a msg to put you in contact: Mommy June ( she is the mother of Pippa and the two ginger boys) she is around maximum two years, very playfull, loves kneading everywhere, sits on laps, is talkative and playful. She is very sweet. She got spayed last Monday and yesterday dewormed, and vaccinated and is until 10th October at a fosterhome in Abu Dhabi. After that i am not sure if she can stay or if she has to go back to a cage at the vet.She is a dumped cat, I know for sure. Mommy Junes children Phil and Pete , the two ginger boys are around 6-8 weeks old and can get only vaccinated as soon they weigh one kg, at the moment they weigh only 700 grams. They are a bit scared and it would be good to get them in a household where people are experienced with cats and have time to cuddle them and get them used to family living. When living in an household in maximum two weeks they should be ready to be socialized. They huddle at the moment together in a cage. While feeding them I was always able to stroke them. One of the boys is a lot smaller than the other. The black lady Pumi is the same age as the boys but not a child of June no one knows from where she came from, she is very curious and she should be even faster in getting socialized then the boys, she is hesitant but is not anymore too scared to get stroked. She is a clever girl. She is also still too skinny and has to wait also for vaccination. She was living by her own in a drainage. The wait for their vaccination gives me time to advertise them and to hopefully find foster homes in the next two weeks. In regards to a foster home, I just had a very bad experience with a fosterhome so I want to make it clear: I am happy to pay for vaccinations, any medical treatment, food, kitty litter, toys etc etc, advertise them. I do not mind to go to adoption days from 10th October, I have to go on 29th September on a business trip until 9th October. Of course I will only give a cat to a foster home when it’s clear that he/she is healthy. A foster home is a commitment, the foster home should be responsible in socializing the cats and cuddle and play with them. The cats should be as much as possible involved in the daily routine. The fosterer should help to advertise the cats too. I prefer long-term foster commitment so the cats will not move from one house to the next in days and it gives the opportunity to fully concentrate of finding a forever home. If anyone has a bathroom free (or knows anyone who does), then I would be so grateful. Please, I dont normally ask for help but these babies really need to be given the best chance possible and I am running out of money after rescuing 10 cats in a month.
Posted on: Mon, 29 Sep 2014 19:00:18 +0000
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