Operation Kitty Rescue - Blacky and Creamy ready to go

Pamela
Cuddleton British Shorthairs

Operation Kitty Rescue - The good news just keeps on coming!

So it looks like someone has fallen in love with one of her foster babies and is very close to calling her a foster failure (ie permanant resident) so that is another home found.  We also may have a foster home for the two cats in Bunbury with someone who lives in the area.  It isnt definate but big kisses to them for even considering it. 

And this is hilarious.  One of our foster mums was stocking up on cat food at coles and the lady on checkout said "you must have a lot of cats".  She said she was fostering some and the lady replied "not the British Shorthairs?"  She had seen our call for help on a parenting site and was following the blog.  I love it. 

Pamela

Operation Kitty Rescue - We have some homes lined up!

We have a home for the patchy friendly tabby girl and the tortie and white girl.  We also have someone who wants the black tortie girl and is coming to meet her today.   It all depends on her health and if she can calm down as she is terrified and really stressed.  So add that to the tortie tabby and blackie and creamy that is five so far.  The five remaining in foster care with Shelly are meeting prospective owners tomorrow and are lined up for desexing on Monday.  Cross you fingers for them.  Kathy still has two kitties and hopefully I can get some pics up soon.  She has a red girl and a black girl. 

Progress!!!

Pamela

Operation Kitty Rescue - Pictures of the cats from Thursday

These are pictures of the cats from Thursday.  Thanks Kirsty.

This is a big older red boy and a younger brown tabby male.

This is the beefy tabby girl and her sidekick the patchy tabby girl. 

This is the sad faced brown tabby younger boy (same one as in top photo with red boy). 

This is the sweetheart red and white boy and his scared young tabby boy friend.

This is the longhair girl.  You cant see it but she is really matted and dirty.  She is not very well.

This is the tortie and white girl.

This is the sick but getting much better black and white girl.  Her nose is actually white but it is a bit sore at the moment. 

This is the shy tabby girl. 

Operation Kitty Rescue - We still need help

These are the two escapees.  They are still in Bunbury and we need help to get them up here.  In an ideal world we need a place for them when they get here as the cats do not like another cat coming in with them even if it was with them a week ago. 

This is the girl  She is a brown tabby British Shorthair



This is the boy.  He is a brown tabby British Longhair.


Pamela
Cuddleton British Shorthairs

Operation Kitty Rescue - Big beefy girl

Here is the big beefy tabby girl peeking out from her hidey box.  She is so striking to look at.  Click on the photo to enlarge it. 


Pamela
Cuddleton British Shorthairs

Operation Kitty Rescue - Back from the vets

Poopy and Punky are back from the vets.  Kirsty renamed Poopy as Blossom which is actually a MUCH nicer name!  Punky the longhair has a fever and could not be sedated to be clipped off.  She has had a long acting antibiotic and been wormed.  We will watch her to see how she is then she can go back and get clipped.  Blossom had to be sedated and has had all the poop clipped off.  She is skinny but the vets think her runny poo is just that, diarhea and not giadia etc (she pooped at the vets).  She has had anitbiotics too but couldnt be wormed while she was sedated. 

So this will take a chunk out of our donation fund but that is what it is there for.  Thanks again to everyone contributing. 

Donation info is here
http://cuddleton.blogspot.com/2011/08/operation-kitty-rescue-donation-info-if.html