Pie

CFA Registered Name: Rampageous American Pie, Ruddy female
dob 05/05/06

Pie CRAVES attention. She is a very dominant cat, so should only be with other kitties who can hold their own and not feel picked on. A neutered male companion cat might be best. Pie deserves a home of her own!

Fridge

Lisa with Fridge Boy

Big Boy

Two ruddy Somali boys, date of birth 11/2/09

These 2 Somali boys were born around the time their breeder was diagnosed with terminal cancer. During her illness, they had very little socialization, so they are quite shy, and now she is gone. They are in very great need of someone with patience and understanding and a willingness to help these boys discover the joy of relationships with people. A home with another very social cat would probably be helpful.

Crudface

Ruddy female
dob 06/06/04

This poor darling shouldn't be judged by her name! She had allergies when she was young and scratched up her face and had gooey eyes. She is on a special diet now and her issues are mostly cleared up, but because she couldn't be shown, she was never given a registered name and was stuck with this one. She is a very loving, friendly cat who is starved for attention and will let you know it. She tends to get picked on by the more dominant cats in the house and so should be in a home only with non-dominant cats.

Billy

CFA Registered Name: Rampageous Something to Believe, Ruddy male,
dob 07/14/08

Soon after Billy was born, his breeder/owner was diagnosed with terminal cancer. Although originally intended as a show cat, that was not to be. Billy didn't get the attention he needed to become well socialized, and is very shy. He needs a person with great patience and love to bring him out of his shell. Someone who understands cat behavior, or is willing to learn how to deal with scared cats would be best. Billy deserves a home where he can feel safe and learn the joys of having a relationship with humans.

Louise

Ruddy female dob 06/20/03

When she feels like getting human attention, she'll ask for it, but since her breeder/owner passed away, she is used to being alone. She probably would be best if placed either as a single cat or with only one other cat. She deserves a home where she can be loved.

CFA registered name: Mistekatz Wesley of Rampageous
a Ruddy male dob 05/17/01

Wesley is a very sweet boy and would be in your lap 24/7 if you let him. He loves attention and gets long well with other cats. However, he was a breeding male. After he was neutered, he did not have any litterbox issues at first; later he was let out into the house with the smells of other cats who had soiled on the floor, etc., and he started to pee outside the box. It shouldn't be too difficult to retrain him to use the box by isolating him to a small room and using Cat Attract or other litter, as long as there are no smells from other cats having soiled outside the box. Wesley just wants to be loved, and he deserves a human (or 2 or 3!) to love him. Please consider giving Wesley a chance!

 

CFA registered name Brown Sugar,
a blue female, dob 06/06/03

Sugar is a friendly cat, but would need some patience to adjust to a new situation. She is used to other cats, but is very dominant towards them, so a home without cats, or only with cats who are not dominant or not too easily intimidated by other cats would be best. Basically she needs lots of attention and she could be a great pet for some lucky family.

Felix has found a new home!!

Not to be forgotten, this is Felix. When Marianne was still alive someone dropped off two stray kittens (boy and girl) in her driveway in the middle of the night. The little girl hasn't been seen since the first week and we can only hope that she found a home. Felix is the boy and is about 3 years old now. Marianne had him neutered and rigged up a bed on the back deck. He comes by every evening for his dinner and to spend the night. He's friendly and can be easily handled. Marianne's intention was to bring him into the house but as she became ill, that wasn't an option. The ideal situation would be for someone to take him as an indoor cat but we will settle for a safe farm, free from predators or hunters.

Marianne, June 2010

For Information about these Somalis, please call Nancy at 440-331-9533 or email me at nmikita@cox.net.

We can arrange for the transportation.