Bubbles

UPDATE 12/7/09: Bubbles, Buttons, and Becky will be at PetsMart on Archer Road in Gainesville this weekend from 11am-5pm Sat and Sun for adoption. E-mail us at [email protected] for an adoption application to bring with you when you go visit them. UPDATE 12/1/09: Becky, Bubbles, and Buttons had their first vaccines and their spay/neuter surgeries 1 week ago. They are doing well and love to eat, run, and play. Bubbles is the most easy going of the group. She is also the smallest and we are watching her closely since her surgery to make sure she continues to do well. Bubbles gets along with everyone...people, other kitties, and the resident dogs in her foster home. She likes to explore but she also likes to sit in your lap and snuggle. Bubbles would be a terrific kitten for someone looking for a forever companion. Please e-mail us at [email protected] for more information on how you can help Bubbles. POSTED 11/8/09: Bubbles, Becky, and Buttons were found starving, dehydrated, and covered in fleas weighing only 1/4 of a lb. Their brother passed away within the first 48 hours but the 3 remaining kittens have done well. There is 1 gray and black tabby short haired male kitten, 1 gray and black striped tabby short haired female kitten, and a bobtail gray and black tabby striped with white markings short haired female kitten. These kittens are very small and still only weigh 1 lb. They will not be ready for adoption until December or later. They are very sweet and loving kittens who love to sit in their foster mom's lap. They have been socialized with other cats and kittens, children, and dogs. If you are interested in adopting one of these kittens, please e-mail us at [email protected] for an adoption questionnaire. We will only adopt them once they are old enough and strong enough to do well on their own and not until then. All of our kittens are leukemia tested, vet checked, vaccinated, dewormed, treated for fleas with advantage, spayed or neutered, and microchipped prior to adoption. Our adoption fee is $100 per cat or kitten to help cover a portion of the medical and care costs.