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Originally Posted by NEED-A-VETTE (Post 1627883)

I’ll follow up Tuesday morning if I don’t hear from them tomorrow. 🐈

I can have Tommy and Tammy boxed up and ready to ship Tuesday, if you don't hear from them. :yesnod: They're a bonded pair...

All of our kitties are rescues from shelters or ones we found as strays along busy roads.

You do NOT want to know how many we have. LOL

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Originally Posted by snide (Post 1627914)

I can have Tommy and Tammy boxed up and ready to ship Tuesday, if you don't hear from them. :yesnod: They're a bonded pair...

Your better half will beat your azz if you ship off those kitties. :spank: :funny:

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Originally Posted by bill_daniels (Post 1627907)

opposable thumbs + murder mittens = :ohnoes:

If cats had opposable thumbs...we would all be in deep dodoo :funnier:

Update: The boys are both still available. Application for adoption was approved. Picasso is on antibiotics for a few more weeks for a respiratory infection. While we wait for him to heal up, we will do a meet and greet and in-home inspection.

We should have these boys with us in 2-3 weeks, which will allow this foster home to rescue additional special needs animals from euthanasia at the county/city shelters.

:dance:

Congrats
I am sure your new feline overlords will be gentile training you :lol:

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Originally Posted by 99 pewtercoupe (Post 1627981)

Congrats
I am sure your new feline overlords will be gentile training you :lol:

But what if they're Jewish? Ooy!

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Congrats Sandy and Nox. I'm sure the cats are already planning your demise :lol:

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Spence has a copy you can borrow.

:leaving:

:cool: :thumbs::thumbs:

:cheers:

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Originally Posted by NEED-A-VETTE (Post 1627883)

The shelters here only adopt out animals that are spayed or neutered. If they are too young for them to spay/neuter before adoption, you have to give them a deposit that is returned only after you have had them fixed (and bring back the medical records with proof of such).

They also come with all their vaccines and are microchipped. Most are FIV/FeLV tested, as well, depending on the shelter.

I found these guys thru https://www.adoptapet.com/. They work in collaboration with shelters nationwide. It was not hard to find a bonded pair, as the site allows you to specify whether or not you want an animal that is part of a bonded pair.

I also looked using https://www.petfinder.com/. They will tell you when an animal is part of a bonded pair, but they don’t have it as one of their search criteria. You basically have to look at each description to determine if they are.

Haven’t heard anything back on these two. It is mother’s day weekend, though. These two are in a foster home, run by a non-profit organization that pulls animals out of shelters that euthanize.

I’ll follow up Tuesday morning if I don’t hear from them tomorrow. 🐈

Wow. Our local shelters require you to have a verifiable relationship with a vet, and proof of residence. That's it. The animals are up to date on shots, but neutering is an adopter's responsibility available at a discount from the shelter. Your local regulations are onerous, but fair to the critters as they seem to sift casual parents out of the mix.:seasix:

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Originally Posted by FasterTraffic (Post 1627985)

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Spence has a copy you can borrow.

:leaving:

I think Spence has the companion book...
“Drinking With Your Cat, A Feline Guide to Gin”

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Originally Posted by markids77 (Post 1627989)

The city/county run shelters are not as strict. These foster homes (that rescue animals from euthanasia) usually carry a lot of costs on their own. Many of the animals are special needs and/or rehabilitated. They want to make sure that they animals are going to a good home. :angel:

So do you do or do you ain't got cats now? This here is a lot a-talkin' and a-writin' but I ain't seen no cats sittin' on y'all's laps or tearin' up your stuff as they do when they get riled.

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Originally Posted by Cybercowboy (Post 1627995)

So do you do or do you ain't got cats now? This here is a lot a-talkin' and a-writin' but I ain't seen no cats sittin' on y'all's laps or tearin' up your stuff as they do when they get riled.

We ain’t...yet. :funny:

They’ll stay at their foster home until the respiratory infection is gone. The stress of relocating to a new home could be detrimental to the healing process. That’ll be a few weeks and then we can bring them home. In the meantime, we’ll visit them at the foster home.

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Originally Posted by NEED-A-VETTE (Post 1627997)

:ohnoes::datawiz:

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Originally Posted by Cybercowboy (Post 1627998)

:ohnoes::datawiz:

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:funnier:

Congrats on the new home addition!

Looking forward to pics of them in their new fur-ever home.

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Originally Posted by 86RAG (Post 1628006)

Charlie approves!

Linda and I do too....so does Tinker, Bo, and Diddly.....:seasix::cert: