PetCube Clip of bonded brothers, Bing Clawsby and Elvis Purrsley from this morning 😻
These two are looking for a home.
Gypsum, Gage, Gem and Marigold Chase the Red Dot
Fosters Gypsum, Gage, Gem and Marigold chasing the red dot in slow motion. Each kitty had a chance to catch the red dot before the play session was over. :-)
Ella and Brent-Lee making sure my shoelaces didn't run away 😜
Silly kittens! Surprisingly, the Red Point (Kai) and the Dilute Tortoiseshell (Trinity) are still available for adoption if anyone is thinking of adding to their family!
Visit our website (www.Co.SiameseRescue.org) and click on 'How to Adopt' for detailed information on how to adopt and the forms needed. We also recommend you check out the FAQ section as all of the most commonly asked questions are covered there. Be sure to read our kitten policy as well.
This is Kai, Trinity, Cole and Butterfly playing.
Two from this litter (Kai the Red Point and Trinity the Dilute Tortoiseshell) are still available if anyone is thinking of adding a furry friend to the family!
Visit our website (www.Co.SiameseRescue.org) and click on 'How to Adopt' for detailed information on how to adopt and the forms needed. We also recommend you check out the FAQ section as all of the most commonly asked questions are covered there. Be sure to read our kitten policy as well.
Shooting Star's Story
We have some wonderful news to report! Shooting Star, who has been in our program for an RMSR record seven years, has finally found her forever home! She was adopted July 9, and we couldn’t be happier for her.
Shooting Star came to us with her littermates in September 2009. She and her brothers and sisters were found sealed in a cardboard box in a scorching hot Arizona parking lot and through the help of some good people there found their way to us at RMSR. All of them had horrific eye infections, and Shooting Star had to worst of it – she had to have both eyes removed, but she didn’t let that slow her down or dampen her spirit. She could get around just as well as a sighted cat and was a sweet girl who loved to be fussed over and groomed. We knew she was a wonderful kitty, but also knew she’d be hard to place – as she came out of kittenhood, it was apparent that she felt very uneasy around other cats or animals and when you combine that with being blind – well, we knew it would take a special person to see how wonderful she was and take her home!
We have lots of pictures and video for you to look at, and some of it isn’t pretty but her story has a happy ending. We lost two of her littermates, they were all so sick and even with excellent veterinary care couldn’t be saved. Shooting Star has the red collar in most of the pictures and video. You may hear her referred to Elizabeth in some of the early videos as that was the name used prior to arriving in rescue just so they could identify the kittens. Here’s a link to more of her story if you would like to know more: http://co.siameserescue.org/CO0355.html
Polly (CO0607) is the Seal Point Snowshoe and Nina (CO0597) is the Red Point. These two adorable girls are currently available for adoption. You can find out more about them and information on how to adopt on our website www.Co.SiameseRescue.Org.
This cutie is Polly (CO0607) and she's currently available for adoption. You can find out more about her and how to adopt on our website www.Co.SiameseRescue.Org.
