Meet Caz a rowdy orange and white domestic short hair kitten in need of a home.  

Caz was born about 4/1/10, is neutered, up to date on shots, FIV/FeLV negative.  No one knows how Caz ended up homeless if he was given up by his owner or born a stray; one thing is for sure he needs a new home.  

This guy loves to play, in every picture he is swatting at the camera, or a hand.  He would do best without young children since he loves to play and swat.  

If you are ready to give this active little man a forever home please contact the vet clinic where he is staying, Park forest animal hospital at 225-275-2284. Please ASK FOR CANDICE. Do Not contact CAAWS about him as this is a courtesy listing for the vet clinic and they will be handling his adoption.  

MiMi

I am looking for a loving home for my cat.  Just found out that my son is allergic to our cat.

Her name is MiMi.  She is a female and about 11 years old. 

She is very sweet and loving but would prefer to be in a home with older children (8 + years or older). 

She has always been an indoor cat therefore she is very healthy.  She is up to date on all vaccinations.  I bring her to the vet every November for annual shots, check-up, etc.  She weighs about 8.5 lbs.

Please give me a call if you can find a foster home for her. We will miss her very much!  Thank you for your assistance and for the great work of your organization.

Contact CAAWS for more information.

Contact Linda at  lmccormick@cox.net or leave a message on my cell phone at 225-335-7300 and I will call them back.

All of the seven kittens have been spayed and/or neutered.  There are six females and one male.  The yellow tabby is the only male.  There are three Tortoise and three shiny Black females with white tips on their toes. 

They were born the first part of August, 2008 before the storm hit in September from a feral/stray momma cat.  My husband and I brought them inside our home the day of the storm for safety reasons, where they have been since September 1, 2008. 

They are all very socialized and pretty much "lap cats."  The torties are especially affectionate as well as the smallest black cat "Lil Bit." 

They have all had their shots and been tested for everything and are all negative!  I have the paper work from my Vet where I paid for these extra fees and as proof of having been done.  All they will need are their boosters next year. 

 I have four inside cats of my own and really need to have these adopted.  I have a male Tonkinese that is very unhappy and totally stressed out with our new guests so you can see the need for finding these kittens good homes quickly.  Whoever adopts them will have to keep them as inside kittens since they have not learned to exist outside nor do I believe they should be allowed to roam outside for their own safety. 

Contact Linda at  lmccormick@cox.net or leave a message on my cell phone at 225-335-7300 and I will call them back.