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RETIREES

SOPHIE Retired

ALLI RETIRED

CARBON COPY retired/reloc

SUGAR-Relocated

IZADORA retiredrelocated

MANNY(retired-relocated)

MAGIC * relocated

JAZZY(retired-relocated)

EDDI(retired-relocated)

BABE (retired/relocated)

RADAR (retired) relocated

Lily (retired) relocated

Gypzy (retired) relocated

Rufus (retired) relocated



Invitations to visit are extended to those who are seriously interested in adopting a kitten.
 This is my hobby within my home. Visits are by appointment.
Serious inquiries only.


We are very pleased that you take the time to visit our cats
 when deciding to choose a lifetime companion.


There are just a few simple things to remember when you are invited into any home that is a  multi-cat environment. We strive to keep a happy balance within our home. Balanced multicat environments do not just happen, they are created by much love, time, patience, effort, and respect.

Cats in a multi-environment are much different than a single cat.
The more cats in the environmment , the higher the propensity for stress. 
Intact cats are driven by an entirely different set of principles than neuters and spays.

***Feline  husbandry is a science***

  • Visiting no more than one cattery per day is recommended. This lessens disease transfer.
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  • Be prepared to remove shoes and cleanse hands prior to touching cats.
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  • All children should be supervised by parents at all times
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  • Please, we do not "hand play" with our cats. Please use toys/teasers provided.
  • All children should have been taught prior to visiting, simple cat etiquette.
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  •  Offer the cat the backside of your hand for his approval. Unlike dogs, cats prefer to come to you and rarely like head pats.  Head, neck, and ears scratched please.;-)
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  • Offer a shy cat your side rather than frontal position
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  • All personalities are different
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  • No running or chasing within the house.
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  • Ask permission before picking up any cat.
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  • Never startle a sleeping cat
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  • Your actions  today could set precedence for the rest of the cat's life. Cats long remember threatening encounters. Be respectful!

 

sound simple?....... perhaps as though one shouldn't have to be asked or told? You would be surprised!

   Recommended reading for a seasoned as well as prospective cat guardian is  Cat VS Cat, written by feline behaviorist Pam Johnson-Bennett. Award winning  author of  Think Like a Cat.


We reserve the right to refuse placement of any cat or kitten at any time.


contact information:

Deb Zeller

ZELLER@CHARTER.NET


608-837-9332
I work outside of my home in addition to my hobby.
 Best time to be reached is early morning or after 8pm.
You may leave a voice message for a call back.

Gentle Giant, Eternal Love