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Little Theodore is a beautiful, sleek and shiny mini panther! With his piercing green eyes and his tiny little white patch on his chest, he is such a handsome boy.

Darcy has been neutered, microchipped and is fully vaccinated.

We think he would make a good family pet. The Maine Coon in him makes him adventurous outside and he loves to climb trees and explore neighbouring gardens. He is quite particular with his food! What he is not is a companion cat happy to sit by the fire, and nor is he a lapcat.ĭarcy has Maine Coon in him which probably explains his size, his interest in water and his fluffy fur which is going to need regular grooming.ĭarcy deserves an attentive home with space inside it (he won't be happy in a flat) with a good size garden. He loves home comforts and is friendly to visitors to the house. He is curious about everything - as easily amused as he is amusing. Now he is allowed outside at his foster home he is relishing the freedom and loves to play and be outside amusing himself during the day, where he chases flies and plays with the water feature.

Luca has been neutered, microchipped and has started vaccinationsĭarcy is a handsome, active young lad with quite a strong character.

Luca is all black and we will try to get a better photo of him! We are happy to consider a wider catchment area than our usual one in order to find Luca a home. If you feel you can give this poor, older chap some happy years ahead we would love to hear from you. He will take some time to come round but once he does this older boy will be be an affectionate companion. Luca's owner has had to move into a care home and no longer has the bungalow, so Luca is now with us in foster care. Without his sister in residence, Luca came into the bungalow a lot more and slept on the daughter's bed and liked his cuddles and was very friendly with her. We rehomed Luca's sister and in the meantime the owner's daughter lived with her mother to take care of her. Sadly a short while ago his owner became very unwell and asked us to rehome her cats. Unfortunately after a while Luca's sister took a dislike to him and didn't allow him into the main area of the bungalow, although he always came into the kitchen at night for warmth, food and water, and he seemed to live happily in this way mainly in the garden. Luca and his sister came into our care as older feral kittens 11 years ago and were adopted by their fosterer. Luca needs a very special home and we hope that someone will feel they can give him the home he needs.

All receive flea/worm treatments before going to their new home.

All are microchipped, vaccinated and neutered as soon as they are old enough.

Be sure that any sad details are presented in an uplifting and hopeful light, showcasing the animal’s strengths.

Be sure to focus on the positive-even if the kitten had a rough start, sharing sad details can actually deter people from being interested. Keep it short and sweet, but detailed enough that the reader starts to feel connected with the kitten’s character. Your contact information (or contact information for the rescue program) Positive or quirky behavioral qualities (ie: “purrs like an engine,” “loves chillin’ in cardboard boxes”)Īny health information (ie: dewormed, spayed) Positive physical qualities (ie: “the softest fur,” “the most stunning green eyes”) Get creative! Your bio should include:īasic information such as the kitten’s name, color, age, sex It helps to write a catchy title that describes the kitten’s looks and personality. Writing a description of your kittens is what’s going to help you communicate what makes them so special-so don’t skimp on this! Remember to focus on the positives and give fun details that will help the adopter envision how the animal might behave or fit into their own life.

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Remember that just because someone applies for your kittens doesn’t mean you have to say yes, so advertise them as far and wide as you can so that you have your pick of the litter!Ĭlick here to learn about how to take great photos of your foster kittens. There are fantastic adopters out there, even on Craigslist, but you may have to look through several inquiries before you find the right one. Neighborhood listservs/online communitiesĭon’t worry about sharing your kittens in the wrong place and attracting bad people-the point is that you’re casting a wide net, then weeding through the dirt to find the gems. The best way to do this is through providing beautiful photos and powerful bios.Ĭast a wide net share your kittens in as many ways as possible. You want to help people feel a personal connection with the animal and inspire them to take the next step. You know how wonderful your foster kittens are-but now you have to communicate that to potential adopters! Advertising kittens is a lot like marketing.

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