Introducing the Hope on the Hill adoptable CATS of the day.
Meet Princess and Hambone.
Princess and Hambone are a bonded pair of full figured beauties. When their human parents combined households, they ended up with far too many cats for the space. We don't judge here, we just help.
Hambone and Princess are super laid back, and are very sweet and friendly. They are understandably very stressed at the adoption center. They arrived on Monday and are starting to settle in. We would LOVE for them to be adopted quickly, to lessen the stress they are under.
Princess is a 3 year old, mostly white tuxedo girl. She is a little braver than Hambone. Hambone is a 5 year old Tuxedo, with more black than white. They are spayed and neutered. Their vaccinations are a month overdue. They can be updated at the NWA Community Cat Clinics for only $20 each.
Both have perfect litterbox manners and love attention. You can skip the kitten crazies with this pair of sweet and calm young adult cats. We are happy to work with their adopter to make their adoption together more affordable.
Go by Petsense by Tractor Supply on MLK in SW Fayetteville AR, between Goodwill and Lowes, to meet these sweeties.
Go by Petsense by Tractor Supply on MLK in SW Fayetteville between Goodwill and Lowes to meet all of these sweet babies.
The larger kittens have appointments for spay/neuter on Monday November 11th with the NWA Community Cat Project.
Thank you to the wonderful Shannon Roberts Walker for the video from her volunteer shift today ❤️
Hope on the Hill is a local 501c3 nonprofit cat home based rescue based out of Canehill AR.
We haven't talked openly much about our latest foster litter. These are the 5 babies we took with us to the ADOPTATHON at Petsense because they were bottle/bowl babies. We added 3 more of the same age kittens 2 days later that were found in a boat.
Within a few days they had diarrhea, which isn't uncommon in bottle babies. We started treatment for coccidiosis, just in case. 3 days later, they started to decline drastically and very quickly. We took in a fecal sample that was OK, except for an over normal level of bacteria. The kittens had an appointment for the next morning. We lost 3 within the next 12 hours.
They apparently had contracted e-coli. They were placed on high powered antibiotics, additional fluids and probiotics. One baby was super lethargic and passed that same evening, despite supportive care. Interestingly, it was all 3 dilute tortishell females that passed away. Then the long haired female tabby baby passed.
We are down to 4 babies out of the original 8 from the combined #HocusPocusLitter (Winifred, Sarah, Mary, Dani and Binx) and the #ThreesCompanyLitter (Jack, Chrissy and Janet). Binx, Jack, Winifried and Chrissy remain.
THEY ARE GETTING BETTER!!!! They started playing a bit 2 nights ago, especially the boys. Now they still sleep a lot, but there are baby growls and hisses, a few pounces and baby ambushes.
I have never been so happy to hear mad little babies telling me off that their slurry (canned kitten food mixed with kitten formula) is ALMOST GONE, oh the horror~lol They are eating and drinking so much better. The syringed fluids and .25 ml of honey per dose definitely helped them through the worst of it.
Please keep these 4 little fighters in your thoughts <3
This video is from 3 days ago, when they started improving drastically <3 They are now refusing straight formula, so it is now mixed in their canned food.
These two ladies are available for adoption at HOPE ON THE HILL LLC, out of Canehill AR. They are spayed, vaccinated and ready to live like queens after their early life on the streets.
Mama Zena says enough of those babies!! She is spayed, vaccinated and ready to a retirement home with no more babies to raise.
Zena is very sweet, but not pushy about attention. She is fine with dogs and cats. She just wants a couch or bed to relax on and enjoy not having to constantly raise kittens <3
Come get you some, kittens that is!!
Cedar, Rain and Blossom, Glenn and Michonne are all waiting to meet you at Petsense by Tractor Supply
Wobble is a bottle baby foster kitten here at Hope On The Hill in NW Arkansas. Adoption applications for her are now being accepted. She will need to stay at the rescue another 2-3 weeks until fully weaned. We do prefer that she be adopted with another kitten. Bottle babies need a playmate to help them learn important cat lessons like bite inhibition.
Leonard says "STOP everything and come give me belly rubs!"
He wants you to come see him at Petsense by Tractor Supply right now <3