FREE TRANSPORT from
Hinesville, GA to Hammonton, NJ is available the weekend of August
18th!!!
Woud ANYONE
be interested in any of our sweet babies? I know… the cat overpopulation is
terrible everywhere and adoptions are way down at the moment (after an all too
busy kitten season); however, I was hoping that maybe someone out there will
look into the face of one of our babies and say “Oh my… this is the one I have
been searching for.”
Hansi is another cat that was simply abandoned. He is
approximately 6 months old and we believe he is an Oriental Short Hair/Orange
Tabby mix with a white colored bib, white mittens and white stockings. He is
flea free, was dewormed, and was neutered, vaccinated, and tested on June 15th.
Hansi is super social. Whenever the dogs are resting, Hansi wants to be right in
the middle of them. He loves being petted and needs to sleep with his humans at
night. He is also very playful with other cats but would prefer to be with dogs.
He has a bad habit, which I'm trying to work on at the moment, he likes to jump
up on counters and shelves, always wanting to be as high as possible – I was
told this is a trait of an Oriental Short Hair. LOL He is very healthy and eats
like a horse. He loves his canned food but eats dry food as well and treats are
always welcomed. :-) All that's left to make Hansi completely happy is a forever
home.
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Sydney is very special to all of us at Carpathia Paws, which
is why we want to be sure that her new family is very loving and will keep her
forever. When we first met Sydney, she was lying in a cage at Liberty County
Animal Control. She was skin and bones, crawling with fleas, and suffering from
an extreme upper respiratory infection that almost ended up killing her. We took
her to Cedar Animal Hospital where she remained for several days. She was
severely dehydrated and needed IV fluids. Sydney is a very fragile and sensitive
soul and had a rough time recovering. Thankfully, her foster mom has taken
excellent care of her and Sydney made fast friends with her foster mom's kittens
that she had adopted from us prior to fostering for us. Sydney mothered the
babies and has never been any trouble, as per her foster mom. She loves to sleep
in bed with her foster parents and though she is a little weary of strangers at
first, she comes around quickly. It is clear to us that Sydney's life was
hard... She deserves only the best and that's the kind of family we are
searching for. When you looked at Sydney's pictures, did your heart jump? Did
her eyes speak to you? Did you feel how special she is just by reading her story
and seeing her photos? If you do, please contact us.
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Mindy is a very beautiful Torbie, a mix between a
Tortoiseshell and a Tabby cat. We do not see those markings very often. She is
about 16 weeks old, was dewormed and flea treated and has received her FVRCP
vaccine. She is scheduled to be spayed and will receive her Rabies shot on
August 16th. Mindy is social and outgoing and also likes the company of other
cats.
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Two, almost identical, tiny Tortoiseshell females, 8
weeks old, dewormed, treated for fleas, and vaccinated.
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Two tiny blue eyed Siamese females, 8 weeks old,
dewormed, treated for fleas, and vaccinated.
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These 2 little
sisters, Love Bug (Tortoiseshell) and Spooky (Dilute Tortoiseshell), found
themselves in a very dangerous situation to say the least... They were living
under the house of a mean man who threatened to kill them if they were not
removed. Thankfully, a former adopter of mine was made aware of the situation
and called me for help. I just had a foster spot open up that day and
thankfully, we were able to take these 2 little ones in before it was too late
for them. At first, the foster mom was a little overwhelmed with them, as they
were extremely shy and covered in fleas. This was several weeks ago and these
little ones have come a long way since then! They are now flea free, will be
completely vetted on August 16th (including spay surgery), their coats looking
beautiful, and they have come to realize how nice human companionship can be.
Spooky still has some shy moments when meeting new people, which is why we are
looking for a home with no small children or young dogs. Other cats however are
perfectly fine, as they like to play with other felines. They are extremely
pretty Tortoiseshell Cats, one of them Diluted. They are approximately 16 weeks
old and are a BONDED PAIR, meaning they must be adopted together!!! Whenever you
remove one from the other, they start crying an panicking. They need each other
for comfort and reassurance. This will most likely change some as they get
older, but for now, they depend on each other.
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Cry Baby, a
domestic medium hair with beautiful markings, is another kitty that was
abandoned in my neighborhood. We named him Cry Baby because he certainly is a
talker. When he first showed up in our drive way, Cry Baby would stay under one
of the cars and cry bitterly. None of the ferals, are talkers, so we knew this
was a new one. The cries were truly pitiful; there just is no other way to put
it. I tried to lure him out from underneath the car and it was easy to see that
he wanted to but just was not sure. After a couple of nights of him coming by
and sitting under cars crying, we decided to just get comfortable in our drive
way and wait. He finally came out from under the car and must have decided that
very moment that we must be good people because ALL of his initial hesitation
was gone. He was super lovable and even climbed into our laps but crying the
whole time as if to tell us his sad story of having been abandoned. Cry Baby is
now in foster care, has been treated for fleas and has been neutered, tested
negative for fel leuk/FIV and was vaccinated. Cry Baby is afraid of dogs and
though he would much rather be an only kitty, he does not fight other cats, he
simply does not seek out their companionship. He is a lover of humans and
nothing would make him happier than a forever home with humans who will make him
the center of their universe. :-)
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Smokey is an
absolutely adorable grey and white Domestic Medium Hair male of about 16 weeks.
Smokey is completely vetted, meaning he is already neutered, tested negative for
feline leukemia and FIV, and is vaccinated as well as dewormed and flea treated.
He is more of a laid-back kitty and loves to cuddle. He also does not mind at
all hanging out with the other kitties at his foster mom's
house.
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Before she came to us, Fluffy was mommy to a litter of
babies. They have all been placed into wonderful homes and it is time for Fluffy
to find her very own family to love. She is used to being around dogs and other
cats, as well as children and does not display a dislike for anyone. She is
cuddly and most of all, very pretty. Just look at that silvery grey, fluffy coat
- hence the name Fluffy! :-) She is approx. 2 years old and was spayed and
vaccinated January 19th. If you would like for Fluffy to become a part of your
family, please hurry. She is waiting for you.
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Lilo was born
with a hairlip and does not have the front teeth between her canine teeth. Her
tongue sticks out sometimes due to this. She can eat dry food, loves wet food
and the vet said she is lucky to have been able to nurse as a kitten. Calling
her "special needs" may be overreacting a bit but there is no doubt that she is
special. Lilo does not like the company of other cats but loves and craves the
company of humans, and does very well around kind children, as you can see on
one of her pics - please look at all of her pics. Since she does not like or is
afraid of other cats, she is confined to one room at the moment - there are
other cats in the home - and she is sad about that, as are we. She is ready for
her forever home where she can lounge on the couch with you and be your best
bud. Lilo is very sweet and her facial expressions and large eyes give her a
unique look. She is a Silver Tabby and is probably about 4 years old. She was
already spayed and tested negative for feline leukemia and
FIV.
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Ninja is a special needs boy... He is not completely
blind but he may as well be. :-( Once he gets comfortable in your home, he finds
his way around very well. He is a large cat and his coloring is a shade between
buff and orange Tabby. The best trait about Ninja however, is his wonderful
personality. He is nothing but a big love bug and seems to be quite sensitive.
When something stresses the poor big boy out, he walks in circles. It's really
pitiful to see but that's when you need to hold him and comfort him to let him
know everything is ok. Ninja is already neutered.
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Penelope is a very pretty, and apparently very young
Calico with lots of snowy white. Please see the next picture to see her Calico
spots on her back. She is most likely only around 8 months old, is playful,
curious, and loves her tummy rubs. She will bite playfully; therefore, she is
probably not the best fit in a home with very small children. Penelope has been
spayed, vaccinated and tested negative for feline leukemia/FIV. Penelope LOVES
dogs and will play with even the most hyper of dogs. She is also great with
other cats. She will cuddle next to you on the couch and become very still when
she is ready to relax.
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Valentino never even made it to Animal Control. The
officer who picked him up contacted Carpathia Paws, saying that he is so sweet
that he just can't stand the thought of him dying at Animal Control... So, even
though we are so full, we took him and we don't regret it. Valentino is making
his name proud - he truly is a lover. He came into foster care, accepting
everyone and everything. He loves other cats and tolerates children like a pro.
He is a young cat, probably around 9 months to a year old. He was neutered and
vaccinated on August 1st.
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Sloane found
himself in a dangerous situation. His former owners had him front and back
declawed... With no defenses left, he was thrown out and ended up at Animal
Control in Liberty County BUT not before someone tried to shave his coat! We are
baffled how he ended up in this situation because Sloane is a wonderful cat. At
approximately 3 years old, Sloane has a disposition that is a cat lover's dream.
He is calm and laid back, gets along fine with other cats and does not mind
FRIENDLY children that don't bother him too much. He is neutered, tested
negative for feline leukemia and FIV, and is up-to-date on his vaccines. He is
an extremely handsome light orange tabby with creme markings and though his coat
is short, it is rather fluffy and super soft.
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Franky is an
almost solid black cat - safe for his tiny little white spot on his chest - on
death-row at Liberty County Animal Control in Hinesville, GA. Though this AC
does not accept owner surrenders, we believe that Franky was brought in by his
owner who said he found him near Walmart... He had Franky in a perfectly nice
cat carrier but said he has no cats... He also asked what would happen to him
and when the kennel tech told him that black cats rarely make it out alive, he
seemed uncomfortable but he left Franky behind anyway. Besides that fact, the
kennel tech was not able to handle Franky at first, but the man who brought him
in handled him with no problem. HE was the one who ended up sticking Franky into
the small steel cage and all the while - so I was told - Franky's eyes were as
large as saucers. :-(
When I arrived to AC and first met Franky, I was
told by the kennel tech that he could not be handled and the word "CAUTION" was
written on his disposition form. When she saw me read that word, she said that
this was just her experience with him but that maybe I'd be able to coax him and
find out his real personality. I always think about what my kitty Tiny would
have been like had he ever ended up at AC... Well, I can tell you that he would
have had the word "CAUTION" written on his form in huge letters and that's the
reason why I never pay those descriptions any mind! Just like with others in the
past, Franky is a perfectly sweet kitty who was just very frightened -
understandably; he did not understand what was going on and why his life had
suddenly turned upside down. He wanted very much to trust and belong but he was
confused. He actually let me coax him out easily and I held him just as easily
but he did not let me hold him long because every little noise in that scary
place frightened him. Now that Frankie has been in foster care for a while, he
is a changed cat! He is very attached and follows his foster mom everywhere.
When she sits down, he is immediately in her lap and wants loving. He is also
playful with the other cats. Franky is a young cat, I'd say around 1 year old,
and seems very healthy. His coat is shiny and his eyes are bright. He was
neutered, vaccinated and tested negative for Feline Leukemia/FIV.
Please
share Franky and his story and maybe he will not become a statistic but have a
chance of a new life and this time in a forever home. Thank
you...
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