Three Loving Rescue Cats Deserve Good Home! Adopt a Cat

Sookie, Starshine & Sophie Need a Loving Home! Adopt a Cat.

These three loving Cats, Sookie, Starshing and Sophie are up for adoption.

Can you adopt a rescue cat?
They would be soooo grateful to you,.. forever.

Sookie, Starshine and Sophie are all three loving and beautiful cats all in their own special way! Take a look at them.

Starshine NEEDS YOU! Adopt a cat now!
Starshine NEEDS YOU! Adopt a cat now!

Starshine Is For Adoption! Please Adopt me! Meow.

“Hi, I’m a beautiful Ginger cat that loves children and other cats too. I’ll always love you and if you adopt me, I will always thank you with one of the biggest gifts… LOVE!”

“Good morning starshine, you lead us along,

My love and me as we sing our early morning singing song.”

I’m no child of the ‘60s but I love this exuberant song. My soul is that way, too, but it’s waiting to be unleashed. Will you help me realize my true self? If you do, I bet a special star up there will glow brighter for you.

Starshine, 1 year old.

Sophie the Kind Cat For Adoption

Will you be My Mommy?
Will you be My Mommy?

“I’ve got the softest little voice and the softest fur to go with it.

Enhancing my look are striking white highlight hairs mixed into the black fur on my back and cute little tufts in my ears. When I’m bunking in a colony room with roommates, I’m always the speedy one who’s first at the door to great visitors.

I love people and definitely know how to show affection.

I’m hoping that one day, there will be someone there to love me back.

No matter how long it will take, i know it will be one day. And until that day, well, i won’t give up!

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A Quick Guide To Choosing Cats

Joshua Simms asked:

Cats can be great pets for people who are looking for an animal, but want one that is a little more independent. There are of course many other considerations to take into account before rushing out and buying your cat based on a picture or vague description.

A good question that you need to consider is if you are looking to get a male or a female cat. There is a vast difference between the two species just as there is with humans or any other type of animal. Males tend to be a larger cat than females and also boast a more extrovert personality.

If you do decide to get a male you have to make the decision on whether or not the cat is going to be neutered. Just as a cautionary note, when a male cat is not neutered they tend to have a much different personality. You might find that they spray urine all over, will try to roam, and might just pick fights with other cats if there are any in the house or outside. When you choose to neuter them, you will be able to avoid a lot of these tendencies. Females have different traits than males do. They are a more careful and gentle than males are.

They tend to also be quieter as well. Again comes the question on whether or not to spay your female feline companion. If you choose not too you will be looking forward to dealing with her heat cycles and all that they entail, especially not a good thing if you have any unneutered male cats in the house.

Once you have made a decision on whether the cat will be male or female you need to decide how much hair that you want to content with. That is, do you want to get a long hair cat or a short hair cat? Even though you may think that you want a particular breed, it might not match up with what you want in a cat. This is really a choice that depends on your personal taste.

Long haired cats might seem great to one person and a total nuisance to another. If you choose to go with a long haired cat, you need to understand that it will be up to you to keep you cat groomed and looking nice. Just think about your own hair, if you have long hair then you need to keep it brushed or combed on a daily basis, a long haired cat is no different. They need their owner to comb their lustrous locks on a regular basis so they don’t begin to look like a scraggly cat.

Again, you have to realize that when anything has long hair it tends to shed, a lot! If none of this sounds like fun or appealing in any way it might be a good indication that you in fact are not looking for a long haired cat such as a Persian, but a short haired cat instead.

Now that you have the first two factors of choosing a cat decided, you next need to decide how much money you really want to spend. The reality when you go to buy a cat you can choose from mixed breeds or purebred cats. When you buy a mixed breed there isn’t quite as much to worry about because you don’t have to worry about all the pedigree issues and such, plus as you might have guessed they aren’t going to cost quite as much.

On the other hand all of that changes when you plan to buy a purebred. There are certain precautions that you will have to take before you buy a purebred cat. First you need to research the different breeding establishments to make sure that they are of good reputation. It won’t hurt to do a little bit of research and to even visit different establishments and ask question and look at the cats that they are offering before you actually buy one.

The last question again is one of preference; do you wish to buy a kitten or a cat? Many might jump to the answer of kitten, but as everything there is much to consider before making such a decision. You need to realize that a kitten is in essence a baby and as such requires a lot more time and attention than a grown cat does. It’s not to say that an older cat doesn’t require time and attention, but normally they are quite a bit easier to care for than a baby kitten.

Once you have all of the questions answered, you feel a little more informed about what type of cat that you want to buy. You can always go to different pet shops or breeders and ask whatever questions about the breed that you can think of. You can also talk to any friends or family members that own their own cats, they will have a wealth of information that they might be more than happy to share with you if you ask.

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