Want To Laugh? Foster Kittens

01/10/2024

Please share in case you have friend looking for a sweet cat. 🙏🏼😻 Message me for more details.

When I first met Blossom and her sister Blessing, they were just one month old, rescued from a stormy night spent hiding in a bush. Their initial fear gave way to trust and purrs. Blossom grew and flourished, becoming a cherished companion, but her devoted mom must now relocate and sadly, Blossom cannot move with her.

Do you know someone seeking a loving, laid-back mature cat? Blossom's gentle nature makes her an ideal companion, getting along with all (humans, other cars, and nice dogs) and bringing joy through her affectionate and chatty personality.

09/05/2024

Just for tonight… I’m fostering some littles.

Someone left a box of five two-week-old kittens, covered in fleas (plus one tick) on a porch and the finder brought them in. A slightly younger kitten who needed a bottle-feeder was added to this group for a total of six little loves. 11:30pm feeding done ✅

19/10/2023

😻Posting for my friend Ellen. Questions? Call Ellen at 820-346-8559 📱

POPPY
Poppy is an incredibly sweet, almost one-year-old, bundle of love. This delightful girl has short, snow white fur with black beauty marks. Incredibly good fortune and a lot of love brought Poppy into Feline Network, where she has shown herself to be a caring companion, extremely respectful of other cats, and completely content to be indoors with no desire to go outside. Poppy will thrive in a dog-free home, probably without a lot of other cats, and will do wonderfully with adults and older, calm kiddos. The lucky family that takes Poppy home will be on the receiving end of a lifetime of snuggles, sweet moments, and pure joy.

Fixed, tested, vaccinated, microchipped, and her adoption includes a voucher for a free vet exam. For adoption info, call Ellen (820) 346-8559

11/10/2023

From my friend Shelley:

"If you’re looking for two adorable kittens to fill your home with laughter and endless love, look no further.”

Trixie and Bell (bonded sisters) are looking for a forever home together. These two are more than sisters, they are are best friends. Bell (tortie tabby with white mittens and boots) depends on Trixie (black tortie) to help her feel safe in new environments and with new people.

They play together, explore together, eat together and sleep together. They love people they feel safe with, and would like nothing more than to sit on your lap, explore the book that you are attempting to read or chase toys you are willing to toss. They are also polydactyl kittens which means they have extra toes!

These girls have been in foster care since Sept 26 and are current with their vaccines, play gently with people and have perfect litter box manners. They are happy and energetic and will thrive with consistency, love and kind gentle humans. Favorite toys are stuffed mice, ping pong balls and anything made of cardboard.

They've been socialized with adults, and one very gentle, kind, six-year-old boy, who they really enjoyed. They would do best in a home with gentle loving adults, gentle teens and/or gentle children. They have not been exposed to dogs or adult cats.

Trixie and Bell have been tested, chipped and up to date on vaccinations. Their adoptions include spaying and a free well check at one of several vets in the SLO county as well as discounts for pet supplies at several local businesses.

For more information about these two kittens, please feel free to contact me, or San Luis Obispo County Animal Services

Website: www.slocounty.ca.gov/departments/health-agency/animal-services.aspx
Phone Number: (805) 781-4400
Address: 885 Oklahoma Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405

The Animal Services Division is responsible for providing animal care and control services throughout the County of San Luis Obispo and within each of the seven incorporated communities. Animal Services’ staff serves the community by helping to identify solutions to animal related problems, enfo...

10/10/2023

SLO COUNTY:

"If you’re looking for two adorable kittens to fill your home with laughter and endless love, look no further.”

Trixie and Bell (bonded sisters) are looking for a forever home together. These two are more than sisters, they are are best friends. Bell (tortie tabby with white mittens and boots) depends on Trixie (black tortie) to help her feel safe in new environments and with new people.

They play together, explore together, eat together and sleep together. They love people they feel safe with, and would like nothing more than to sit on your lap, explore the book that you are attempting to read or chase toys you are willing to toss. They are also polydactyl kittens which means they have extra toes!

These girls have been in foster care since Sept 26 and are current with their vaccines, play gently with people and have perfect litter box manners. They are happy and energetic and will thrive with consistency, love and kind gentle humans. Favorite toys are stuffed mice, ping pong balls and anything made of cardboard.

They've been socialized with adults, and one very gentle, kind, six-year-old boy, who they really enjoyed. They would do best in a home with gentle loving adults, gentle teens and/or gentle children. They have not been exposed to dogs or adult cats.

Trixie and Bell have been tested, chipped and up to date on vaccinations. Their adoptions include spaying and a free well check at one of several vets in the SLO county as well as discounts for pet supplies at several local businesses.

For more information about these two kittens, please feel free to contact me, or San Luis Obispo County Animal Services

Phone Number: (805) 781-4400
Address: 885 Oklahoma Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405

The Animal Services Division is responsible for providing animal care and control services throughout the County of San Luis Obispo and within each of the seven incorporated communities. Animal Services’ staff serves the community by helping to identify solutions to animal related problems, enfo.....

21/08/2023

If you’re an animal lover and ever near Zion National Park or on a road trip near St George, Utah or even Vegas, consider a stopover at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kanab, Utah (just above the Utah/Arizona border.)

They have a newish hotel, plus cabins, cottages. If you stay overnight you can pick a rescue dog for a sleepover in your room. They house an average of 1600 animals every day, rescuing animals who are routinely euthanized in most places- FIV and FELV cats, incontinent cats, dogs bred and trained to fight, etc. It’s a very special place with free tours and incredibly rewarding opportunities to volunteer, even short term.

Best Friends Animal Sanctuary’s dog department, dubbed “Dogtown,” is made up of 36 buildings, 50 employees and has between 350 and 400 dogs in its care at any given time.

16/08/2023

My winery hissy foster babies are making progress: we’ve got purrs now. Tea time goodies names: biscuit, crumpet, chutney, poundcake, cookie, and muffin.