Blue (6 months) is a Siamese/Burmese mix with eyes the color of summer blue sky. She was about a month when i found her. She is lively kitten, full of life, tearing around the room and trying to provoke the other cats into a game. And when she is tired she lies on top of you to sleep :). Blue has a very loving character and is always following me around. To the kitchen or toilet. Everywhere. And if you are busy she will wait patiently for you to finish before she follows you back to her favourite spot.
Blue is young and needs a companion to play with. She is best buds with my other siamese mix kitten Ashton (rescued separately and also up for adoption).
Please consider adopting both together as they are close friends and it is great entertainment to watch them play.
Conditions:
Patience: cats and kittens take time to adjust in a new environment. From 2 weeks to a month. They need patience, encouragement and lots of love. They need a quiet room during this period with you spending time with them. If you don't have the time or the patience to see through this major adjustment for them then you should reconsider your decision to adopt a cat. The Internet has tons and tons of information and videos on bringing home a new cat and introducing two cats. Please do some research to avoid disappointment
Indoor/caging: I would prefer my cats are kept as indoor cats with space to run around and play. However this is also up to the adopter. There can be circumstances where cats can be allowed to go out. I am very strict about not caging my fur kids and insist you don’t cage them too (unless required by vet). Cats are curious animals and are constantly exploring their surroundings. Give them space to walk and run around. But also remember to kitty proof your house (especially with young kittens). They will go anywhere, even that open window.
Good Quality Food: My cats are fed some sort of premium brands. Good quality food is important to maintain their health and more beneficial for you in the long run (less vet visits!)
Companions: Cats are very social animals and it is healthier to adopt two so they can have another cat to play or interact with. Especially if you are busy at work or otherwise most of the day :). But if you can only get one cat, then please consider adopting an adult cat. Adult cats are usually litter box trained, spayed and easier to take care. Their personality is developed and you know what you get. They are also more independent and mellow in their games and spend a lot of time napping ;).
Medical/vets: My cats are not spayed/neutered if less than 6 months. You must agree to do so at 6 months. You must also agree to give booster shots (if required) and yearly veterinary examination.
Other Conditions: You will need to fill an adoption form when you adopt my cats. If you ever feel you can’t cope with them, they have to be returned to me. I love to receive updates on their progress and if possible pictures. I will occasionally text you until they are neutered (only to remind you).
Taking care of fur kids is easy. All they need is some food, lots of love & attention and they will be at your side all their life. But before adopting, please consider your financial situation. Good quality food, vet visits, etc will need to be budgeted.
If you have an existing cat or dog, please do research on how to introduce two pets gradually.The Internet has tons of information you can make use of. When choosing a pet as a companion for your existing cat do also give thought to the age and temperament of the two pets. A 10 year old senior who wants to chill all day, may not be compatible with a 3 month old kitten who wants to play all day. And a cat who prefers to be alone does not need a friend. They want to be the king of the kingdom and that's perfectly fine.
Lastly, if you work long hours away from home then consider an adult or senior cat. They do not require constant attention and won't be scared to be alone for many hours a day.
Happy adopting :)
