Showing posts with label Project SCP #09LA01. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Project SCP #09LA01. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Bambi - Adopted!

Bambi has been adopted today after 5 months of being in the rescue looking for a home! She was rescued as a feral kitten on thanksgiving day, she was one of 15 kittens born last summer to the #09LA01 feral population. She was so scared at first, but turned into such a love bug. We will miss the little gal!

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Pebbles has been adopted!

Pebbels was rescued from a feral cat population (#09LA01) in October. She was one of 15 kittens born, and one of the lucky ones that we were able to catch. She has now been adopted by her foster home. She won over his heart, and his cat's heart and he can not bare to separate them. She is the sister of Bambi, who we still have up for adoption! Bambi is the last kitten from this population to be adopted.

Saturday, January 9, 2010

Update - Bambi


Bambi likes to sleep in style!
(She has now been for adoption for almost 4 months!!)

Saturday, December 19, 2009

Update - Bambi


Bambi has now been with us for over 2 months! - Help us find Bambi a home!

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Bambi & Pebbels

 

Bambi and Pebbels were rescued October 14th from the population, and although older kittens we are still trying very hard to socialize them. They are still adjusting to us humans but are coming along very well! They just needs to find that special home with a big heart that will pull them out of their shell. With a little patience and some love we know there is are great little kittens waiting to come out and play.

Monday, November 16, 2009

Cricket (Now Sophie) - Adopted

Cricket was rescued August 30th and adopted October 9th. Circket was rescued from a feral cat population and was one of 15 feral kittens. This lucky girl is now in her new home and enjoying her new life being pampered.

Panda - Adopted!

Panda was rescued September 8th and adopted September 25th. He was rescued from a feral cat population, he was one of 15 feral kittens borne to three stray mothers. We worked hard to socialize him and his siblings and continue to try and place them. He came in scared out of his mind of humans, covered in fleas and very skinny. In our care he flourished into a healthy playful kitten. He continues to flourish and come out of his shell in his new home now where he is turning into an affectionate house cat. He has come a long way from where he started on the streets and we are happy to say he is finally in his forever home. 

Sunday, November 15, 2009

Pickle Adopted!


Pickle was rescued from the outdoors August 30th and Adopted November 15th. He was rescued after being borne to a stray mother. He is one of 15 stray kittens from the population we are trying to place. This little man is a looker! With his mother being Siamese, he inherited her eyes. He has beautiful blue-green eyes that are accented but his gorgeous coat. He was from an older litter of kittens from this population, so we had a harder time gaining his trust. He has now found that special home to give him the extra patience and TLC he needs.

Saturday, November 14, 2009

Delilah Adopted

Delilah was rescued from a feral cat population October 14th, and adopted November 8th. She is now enjoying her new indoor life style. She was never really a street cat in her eyes. This delecate little girl would have never made it on the streets. She is still adjusting to living with us humans but so far has gotten pretty comfortable with the overdose of affection. She is a little timid, but will a little back rub she comes right out of that shell! and oh boy can she puurr! She is one little ball of a lotta love and now has found someone to share it with!

Penguin Adopted


Penguin was rescued from the outdoors after being borne to a stray mother August 30th, and adopted November 10th. He was one of 15 stray kittens from the population we are trying to place. This little charmer is such a handsome little man. He is a little guy and much smaller than any of his siblings. If you have ever heard the expression "Lap Cat" then you know what i am talking about, this guy is the definition of a Lap Cat. Oh does he purrrrr, he purrs and purrs and... purrs. We are happy to say he has now beed adopted and sharing his abundance of love with his new home.

Pepper Adopted!

Pepper was rescued August 30th and adopted November 8th. She was rescued after being borne to a stray mother. She was one of the first kittens we were able to catch. She came is terrified of humans, but with just a little socialization she came around, and blossomed into a whole new kitty. We are happy to say she will now enjoy her life in the comfort of her new home.



Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Pickle Before and After

Pepper Before and After

Penguin Before and After

Update on: Pickle, Pepper and Penguin

They are all doing amazing and have overcome thier eye infections. They are now ready for adoption. Pepper and Penguin are adapting to indoor life amazingly and love to purr. Pickle however is still very nervous and will take alot more work. 



Pepper: Female, 2 Months Old

 

Penguin: Male, 2 Months Old

Pickle: Male, 2.5 Months Old




Meet Cricket: One of the 15 feral kittens for a feral population we are trying to place.

Cricket a 2 moth old female kitten was caught Saturday. She is one of the 5 we have been able to catch from a feral kitten population of 15. She is part of a population of feral cats that we are currently working on by catching, socializing, and placing the kittens and spaying the mothers

All of the kittens are covered in fleas, and have eye infections. Some of the kittens we are unable to catch are even blind from the secretions of the eye infections sealing their eyes shut. Once they are caught we given them a pill to kill all the current fleas within hours, and revolution to prevent any future fleas developing. The revolution also treats and prevents any possible intestinal parasites and mites. 

Sunday, August 30, 2009

Rescued Today: Pickle, Pepper and Penguin

Pickle, Pepper and Penguin were rescued today from a stray cat population of 15 kittens. They were the lucky three that we were able to catch today. We are hoping to catch more kittens this week. They are all very very sick, and absolutely covered in fleas. We are hoping to catch them all as soon as possible, because to be honest in the shape they are in.. the rest of the kittens will most likely not survive winter or even make it through fall. Obviously we can only do that if we have foster homes, which we don't have any free homes right now. 

They will be seen as soon as possible by a veterinarian and started on a course of antibiotics and eye ointments. 

We desperately need foster homes with no other cats (as they are contageous) who can give them the treatments and socialization that they need. Veterinary care, treatments, food and anything else needed will be provided by the rescue. 

Pickle: 2.5moths old, male


Pepper: 2 months old, female


Penguin: 2 months old, male


*They are all suffering from severe eye infections, however their eyes and eye sight are and will remain intact. Their eyes were simply glewed shut with secretions from the infection.

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

15 Kittens need to find homes!

A few stray cats have produced over 15 kittens this summer, we would like to try and find all the kittens foster or adoptive homes! Let us know if you think you could help!

We will also be getting all the females fixed ASAP!

*Pictures of them comming soon