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gypsypf@debequeco.com Rifle, CO (970) 283-1055 Please check with the rescue for their adoption policies. |
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Dot |
Rifle, CO |
- Scottish Fold - Medium - Adult - Female - Cat |
"Dot"- 3 yr. old DSH-SF-Dilute Tortoiseshell/Tabby Scottish Fold. (Blind) Dot came into our foster care when her family had to relocate and was concerned that Dot would have difficulty adjusting to the upheaval of several housing changes. Dot has a significant visual impairment, probably from birth, and it is suspected that she can see only see some shadows. She has learned to compensate extremely well despite her disability and is in every other way, a happy, healthy well adjusted cat. Dot is looking for a very stable, calm and responsible indoor only home that is willing to adjust itself to Dot's physical needs. Dot would probably be best as an only cat or |
gypsypf@debequeco.com Rifle, CO (970) 283-1055 Please check with the rescue for their adoption policies. |
in a large home with another mild, mannered pet. She would not be suitable for small children. This gorgeous special girl is a friendly and interactive cat bound to return all the love and kindness you can show her. Coordinated transport arrangements for facilitating this adoption may be an option. If you are interested in learning more about Dot, please contact her foster parent: Pam Fields-evenings after 7 PM (970) 283-1055 or weekdays at (970) 947-8334. This pet is up to date with routine shots. This pet is already house trained. This pet has been altered. |
6/26/08 |
Angus and Argyle |
Denver, CO |
Angus |
Argyle |
My fiancé and I have relocated to TX, where her family lives, into a small apartment. Our new born nephew is highly allergic to the boys. My brother can't keep them for the time it would take us to move into a house. They are currently staying at his place in the highlands. We want them to be adopted together to a safe and loving home. They have the same parents but are from two separate litters. Angus will be 5 years old March 17th, 2009; Argyle will be 4 years old May 5th, 2009. Both have folded ears, are up-to-date on vaccinations, and neutered. Angus - Very social and loves everyone. He has lived with dogs for years and does not attack nor provoke them, but I am hesitant to say good with dogs. He tolerates them. No experience with children but I would assume great. Argyle - Reclusive and shy. Loves Angus and follows him pretty much everywhere. He is a loving cat on his own terms and is more comfortable with women for some reason. Good with dogs. There are no health issues. None. Argyle's front legs are bent which has no affect on his health. He is more agile than Angus who has been in cat shows, before I got him from the breeder. His registration papers will be sent to the new parent or parents. |
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