Showing posts with label CATS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CATS. Show all posts

Thursday, March 14, 2013

Marietta, GA: A Deaf Cat Needs a Home




Hello! My name is Lucca. I am an approximately 3 years old neutered male. As you can see, my eyes have different colors and that makes me even more special! I am deaf but it does not slow me down one bit! I like to play with toys as well as play hide and seek. If you have any paper bags from your shopping trips, I would LOVE to play in them! Sometimes I find a good hiding spot. I am a good boy and will always come out when I want to snuggle. And boy, do I love to snuggle! I am a little love bug. I get along with other cats in the foster home and even snuggle with them. I loooove to eat...  I am a quiet cat and would do best in a house with no young children, dogs, or cats who might sneak up and tackle me. Older, calm cats and dogs are A-OK. Please consider adding me to your family. Contact my foster mom, Sheli, if you are interested or contact the Cat Rangers Rescue that Sheli fosters for at www.catrangers.org

Love, Lucca




Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Philadelphia, PA: Deaf Orange Tabby with CH




ELLI

Update 06/13/12:

Elli is spayed, UTD on vaccines and is tested negative for FIV/FeLV. DOB is 1/22/2008. Due to an unforeseen change in her owners' living situation, NAR welcomed Elli back into our care (as we would do with all of our adopted cats).  All grown up now, Elli is once again looking for her forever home. Elli keeps to herself, and would be fine as an only cat or with another gentle, laid-back cat.  She does not require any special care except regular brushing and lots of love. She has adapted well to her CH (Cerebullar Hypoplasia). 

For more information about Elli, adoption and her Cerebellar Hypoplasia, check here:

Sunday, July 22, 2012

Alexandria, VA: 4 Cats Have Until Tuesday to Get Help!



Hello,

Sorry I've been busily out and about looking for places. It's been pretty exhausting. I've had no luck. I'm still trying to search. I was wondering if you knew of any rescues that may be able to help? I would be able to pay a fee, etc. I'm starting to worry because I haven't gotten any response.

I have tried contacting so many rescues. Currently I'm in a situation where I have lost my apartment, and I am living out of motels. I currently have 4 cats that I am looking for homes for them. Out of all, Charlie is the deaf one. I have no family or friends to help, and my absolute last resort would be taking them to a shelter where they would likely be euthanized because of kitten season. I have grown exhausted of looking for options and it has really taken a mental toll on me, and I was wondering if your organization could help or at least point me into the right direction of any rescues or organizations. I've tried other organizations, and a lot of the cat rescues around my area to no avail. Even if it's temporary shelter for them until I can get back on my feet. If there's any program you know of, or any organization that could help, I would be so grateful. Thank you for any help or advice you could assist me with. I am in the Northern Virginia area. I can be reached at craysoar@gmail.com

Grey

Friday, July 13, 2012

Charlotte, NC: Deaf Cat and Mate Look for a Home



The owner passed away unexpectedly at the age of 37 in the past two weeks. They are now with the aunt, who is trying to get help to find them another home. Please help! Sweetie is 10 years old (deaf, declawed) and Tiger is 5 years old (hearing, declawed). They have been together two years and are pretty close. It would be best for them to be adopted together. The aunt's name is Carolyn and she can be reached at 704-435-8127 or her cell ph# at 980-522-0875 if you can adopt or rescue. If you cannot help please help us to contact someone who maybe can. Thank you.

Sunday, April 1, 2012

Loudon, TN: Deaf Cat in Danger and Needs Help!




Below is what the shelter and another person have to say about this cat. Simba has until tomorrow to get out of danger. Please, if there is a cat savvy person who can work with him, do not hesitate to get in touch with the shelter.


Simba is an orange male Tabby, 4 years old and neutered.  The poor boy is deaf and needs a home where he feels safe. He is at a High Kill shelter in Loudon County, TN and scared to death. The staff can't deal with him because he is so frightened. Any help would be greatly appreciated to help this Special Needs kitty find a home. 


April said he is so scared that he is growling and trying to bite them and scratch the staff. They are giving him the weekend to try and calm down. I feel that if he doesn't by Monday, they will be putting him down. She didn't say that, but we know the drill. He needs a foster or adoptive home to work with him to calm down. He does not get along with dogs AT ALL. Please send an email to either kimberly.goodson@yahoo.com or loudoncountyfoa@yahoo.com. Time is of essence!

Friday, March 16, 2012

Chilton County, AL: Cat in Shelter Needs Help!

White deaf cat at Chilton County, AL

This is NOT a humane society but the county shelter. This beautiful sweet cat needs rescue or Adopter. Please call Scott at:


Transport help would be available and the contact info is:  











Monday, February 20, 2012

Solution to Inappropriate Urination for Cats


I want the same for my feline-nds!

BuffBlue (B2) was surrendered to me when he was 5 years old a couple of years ago. I learned that B2 urinated outside the litter box sometimes. This was an issue I’d never dealt with before and it’s something not many people want to deal with. I wanted to give B2 a chance rather than let him go to someone and then possibly be surrendered to a shelter. I planned not to adopt him out to a new home until his issue was resolved, just to be fair to him and whomever decided to adopt him. So, I gave it a shot.

First, I took B2 to the vet to rule out a possible urinary tract infections (uti) or any other medical issues that may have been causing him to urinate outside the box. After they were ruled out, the vet suggested prozac, feliway and a tall cat tree. I didn’t have a tall cat tree so don’t know how beneficial that would have been but the other two recommendations (prozac and feliway) didn’t work very effectively. I tried to figure out what made him do this. With B2 already declawed by the previous home, unfortunately, I had wondered whether or not the declawing may have contributed to his behavior or at least partially. From doing a little of research, I was surprised to find that declawing is number one reason for inappropriate urination. There are other factors that contribute to inappropriate urination as well such as a new addition in the family, change in environment, lack of activities or love/attention, etc.

One day, I was at a health pet store which I had been patronizing for a long time.  While there, I discussed B2′s urination issues with the store owner. Without hesitation, the owner pointed to Dr. Elsey’s Cat Attract litter and asked if I had tried it. I decided to buy a small bag, being a bit skeptical given all the gimmicks out there.

When I got home, I put out two separate litter boxes – one full of Cat Attract litter and the other with a mixture of Cat Attract litter and World’s Best litter to see which one B2 would prefer. On the first day, I could tell how pleased he was with this new discovery. Since then, he has been using Cat Attract litter religiously with no interest in the other litters.  I can see the difference in his level of contentment and happiness. Cat Attract litter was a miracle waiting to happen!

Too much time has passed like about a year that we bonded while I was exploring ways to help B2 overcome his issue in between my hectic schedule, fostering and TNR'ing. He has made himself at home that I decided not to uproot him after all this time. I was prepared to keep him if nothing worked for him. Ever since, I have been recommending Cat Attract litter to my friends when they shared concern with me and I want to share this on a larger forum to get as many people aware.

Cat Attract litter is more than just a litter and is designed to resemble the natural odor that an outdoor experience provides for cats. Cats may be domesticated but their instincts will always be that of what comes naturally to them. Cats aren't able to tell us which litter they prefer. Dr. Elsey has done his research in understanding the needs of cats and educating us to be receptive to those needs. There are many wonderful reviews about Dr. Elsey and his Cat Attract litter.

For rescues and shelters, check here about their Shelter Partners Program and share with everyone you know, including adopters and fosters about what Dr. Elsey Cat Attract litter can do. Inside the litter bag, there is a booklet with valuable information and instructions. With this knowledge, it helps save lives as too often cats are dumped in a shelter or surrendered. Please don't give up or lose hope and your cat will thank you!

Here's a tip when you use the Cat Attract litter for the first time by using 5 important steps:


Thank you and hope you learned something new. 


Katherine and B2





Thursday, February 9, 2012

Ossipee, NH: Sweet Home Sweet for This Cat


Those who are interested, you can send an email to info@lrhs.net.



Hi everyone. Please meet Harley. He is approximately 5-6 years of age, and deaf. That doesn't stop him from being a normal cat, and using all of his other senses. Harley has been at the Lakes Region Humane Society in Ossipee, NH 03864 for over 5 months now. He stays in our vet tech room alone because he does not like other cats. Understandable since he probably was not socialized properly with other cats. We are looking for a forever home for Harley. Please link up to the Lakes Region Humane Society facebook page (which I help run), and lets see if we can spread the word all over that this fun loving, adorable, playful, handsome guy is looking for a forever home. Harley was abandoned at our facility, and all we were told was "his former owners outgrew him". (*How do you outgrow a living, breathing, animal?) Makes no sense. Help spread the word and visit our page, or go to our webpage at www.lrhs.net. We are a NO KILL SHELTER, which means Harley will stay with us until we find that perfect home. Help us find a home for him. Thank you all.

Saturday, January 28, 2012

Ridgely, MD: Cat in Need of a Home





Hi Everyone,


I'm just trying to put out a mass plea for a cat we have here named Squeakers. Poor Squeakers has been here almost a whole year!  He is 12 going on 13 years old and is deaf!  Squeakers was in one of our long runs for ever until room opened up at the Caroline County Detention Center where he's been for the last several months.  He was not doing so great there and was starting to fight with the other cats in the room. It's a small room that they're kept in at the Center.  So because Squeakers was not doing so well, he was brought back to the shelter where we put him back in his long run.  Now he is in the run with other cats and has never had an issue here before he went to the detention center.  We think he may just be starting to show signs of stress and because of this, we are desperately trying to get our boy out.  Any help would be greatly appreciated!  Please let all your friends and rescue contacts know about Squeakers' plight.  He is a wonderful boy who we want to get out of the shelter.  I've enclosed pictures of our boy too for you all!


Megan (CCHS)
Visit our website!
Caroline County Humane Society

407 West Bell Street
Ridgely, MD  21660
info@carolinehumane.org
410-820-1600
410-820-1110 (fax)

Sunday, January 1, 2012

Let's Have a Wondrous New Year Ahead!


Megan and her deaf cats.

Deaf Animals wish everyone a happy and safe New Year! May 2012 be a much improved year for everyone - the animals, earth and humans. 

To start the new year with a bang and keep in mind, "Do Not Buy, Adopt!" in mind, here's to this: 

If you can't adopt -
foster...
If you can't foster -
sponsor...
If you can't sponsor -
volunteer...
If you can't volunteer -
donate or transport an animal to safety...
If you can't donate -
educate, network, and crosspost...

Everyone can do something, large or small to help save a life...

by 
Pit Crew IL

Thursday, November 24, 2011

New York, NY: Lost Deaf Cat

JEROME

Below was just posted on craigslist and Jerome's owners are distraught:

READ THIS - 2 MEN SEEN WALKING AWAY WITH THIS POOR CAT - OMG - SEE BELOW.


Cat Missing, Reward Offered! (West Village)

Date: 2011-11-17, 9:05AM EST

My small white cat, Jerome, went missing in the West Village, around midnight, on Tuesday Nov. 15.

Jerome is DEAF but very LOUD and very, very friendly. He is very inquisitive and will approach anyone. He has long white hair and green eyes.

Last seen on Washington Street between W 10th and Charles by parking garage attendant who said he saw two young men with large neck tattoos pick him up and walk away with him.

Please call Jorge 347-707-6680 or Julia 201-414-1364 IMMEDIATELY if found.

REWARD OFFERED!!!!!
  • it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests






Friday, September 23, 2011

Griffin, GA: Calico Feline Needs a Good Home


Nabisco is approx 8 months old -calico-and a sweet gentle animal. She tends to be shy of other animals because she is fearful of unexpected "pouncing". she has been combo tested (negative/negative) and is fully vetted & up to date on all vaccinations & microchipped. We are hoping to find either a special needs rescue that can better assist this southern belle find her purrfect home or that special someone w/ rooom in their home & heart. Photos can be seen on her petfinder link:

http://www.petfinder.com/petdetail/20956217
For more info please contact Winging Cat Rescue at bLowe @ optonline.net (without spaces)

Thanks, Barbara

Saturday, August 20, 2011

Drexel Hill, PA: Cat Needs to Be in a Home




There is an abandoned, older, deaf, female, black cat in our apartment complex. She was left by a neighbor that is unable to return to her apartment, health reasons as well as emotional. At the moment, Cherry is living under a table in a little cat carrier (blanketed), is being fed and is fairly content. We all have adult cats so taking her in is not an option. I work and have a small place with no way to separate adult cats so I can not consider having her. The bad weather is coming so there is that concern. Thanking you in advance. Kind regards.


Best,
Roseanne
610.551.8325 – cell
rtl27@drexel.edu

Saturday, January 22, 2011

Jeffersonville, IN: Cat Needs Somewhere to Go

Deaf Special Needs Cat in Need of New Home or Rescue! 2 yr old female, spayed, up to date on vaccines, FIV/FeLV negative. Southern Indiana area. If you can help please e-mail me immediately at pjarmstrong70@aol.com This cat will be taken to a kill shelter if we can not find her a place to go! She has some litter box issues and the owner is not willing to work with her on this. I have volunteered to take her to our vet and make sure she does not have a urinary tract infection. Also I will purchase a bag of Cat Attract cat litter to go with her wherever she is placed. Any help is greatly appreciated!

P.S. If anyone can offer their home to foster, that's an option as our rescue like many others are full and depend on availability on foster homes before one is taken in.

Thank you,
Patricia Armstrong
Animal Adoption Network, Inc
Phone(812) 572-1263

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Watertown, CT: Cat Needs a Loving Home


Meet Andromeda, a 7 year old deaf kitty with one blue eye, and one green eye. Unlike most deaf kitties, who are only deaf on the sides with the blue eye, Andromeda is fully deaf. You can run a vacuum right next to her and she won't even twitch. Andromeda lived in one home for 7 years until her owners decided they could no longer take care of her, and had to bring her to a shelter. Through the work of a wonderful woman, Andromeda was saved from being euthanized, and placed in a foster home ready for adoption. Several months later, Andromeda was adopted and taken to a new home. This is where the unfortunately situation of finding her a new home comes in.


While Andromeda is incredibly snuggly and cuddly to humans, she does not like other cats. After being introduced to one very small kitty, Andromeda pounced. For the last 6 months, she has lived in medium sized rooms with a set of baby gates stacked up so she can see out, but not get to the other kitty. She has been on herbal remedies as well as medication prescribed by the vet, and yet her distrust of other cats remains.


This sweet girl is incredibly friendly and loves to snuggle. She walks freely up to new people she's never met before and looks for a scratch behind her ear. She purrs loudly, and likes to chat, and although she's deaf so can't hear your responses, she does respond well to hand gestures. She LOVES to play. She has a few stuffed mice she plays with, she plays with a mat that has catnip in it, and goes completely crazy for straws and the laser pointer. She'll follow the little light for hours before curling up against her human for a nap.


If you're looking for a new pet, a snuggly, affectionate, playful pet, please consider adopting Andromeda. She will not disappoint you. Vet references ARE required before you can adopt, and you must be aware that she will not be given to a home that has cats, or to people who plan to get more cats. She has had enough trauma in her life an now just needs to find her forever family. We are located in Connecticut, so if you are within driving distance, and are interested, please contact me here.

Friday, January 7, 2011

Lake Hoptacong, NJ: Cat Urgently Needs Help

Location: Lake Hoptacong, NEW JERSEY. PLEASE EMAIL ALEXANDRA ASAP at alexandraasaro@optonline.net


Beautiful, snow white, 2 year old girl was left behind when her owners moved. Neighbors have been feeding her, but the owner/landlord of the house want her gone immediately and the neighbors cannot help. She is friendly with people she knows, but can be slightly aggressive with strangers, understandably, due to her disability and fear of the unknown. Is there anyone with experience who would be willing to foster/adopt/work with this poor girl until she feels safe and comfortable again?

Thank you,
Alexandra

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Irving, TX: Outdoor Cat Needs a Home

Mr. White - who when the cat first showed up in my neighborhood I named Snow White thinking it was a female. Very people friendly, I was able to pick up and pet. Was busy for a few days and then when I took Mr. White to the vet to get fixed I realized he was a male, hence dropping the Snow part of his name. I have a colony of 12 use-to-be ferals (a few still kinda keep their distance) all fixed and we have a lovely community till Mr. White came along. He doesn't geehaw well with the others. He has also taken to harrassing the cat across the street too, all in a bid for food, which there is plenty of for all .
I found out from my neighbor across the street that Mr. White is stone deaf, he does NOT have blue eyes, hence maybe some of his acting out. I use the Animal Wellness collection of flower essences on all my cats - him included to keep behavior calm and peaceful among the pack. Tho Mr. White is not to hep on taking the drops from me. I feel like he used to be an indoor cat and is very used to and friendly with people, and someone dumped him in the neighborhood. I would love to see him go to someone who wants a single white beautiful cat in their home or out on a farm where he can roam freely and not feel he is in competition with other cats for food. As I said earlier he is fixed and had a rabies shot and flee treatment - the basics that the Feral Friends vets do. Have no idea how old he is - maybe around 3 or 4 years old.

work email - echeckley@hitechelectric.com
cell # 214-802-1134
THANKS - Elaine ~ Irving, Texas
PS - I would be willing to meet someone part way with him to transport him say within a 100 mile radius of the Dallas area, which would have to be on a weekend.

Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Tampa, FL: Cat Wants an Indoor Home

Looking through window from outside

Muddy, a young white deaf kitty, was abandoned in a neighborhood and a lady is currently taking care of him. She has a big dog and cannot bring the cat inside. The cat is deaf and had been declawed and living outside. The woman taking care of him took him to the vet to have him scanned for chip - no chip - and he was tested/vaccinated at the same time. He is a neutered young male, about a year and a half old. Muddy really wants to get inside and be an inside cat.

If anyone is interested in fostering or can give him a home, please contact Olya Grove at
olyagrove@gmail.com.

Saturday, December 25, 2010

Laguna, CA: Cat Needs a Foster Home by Tomorrow

Please Cross-post! Little Miss Sunshine needs longer term foster. She is a sweet 6 month old blind and partially deaf. She is sweet, but needs a foster who can accomodate her. You have to let her know that you are there. She loves to cuddle and to be pet. She is currently being temp fostered in Laguna and will need a new foster by the 26th. If you can help please contact Courtney by phone 714-815-4300 or by email: Catconnectionrescuenetwork@gmail.com