Blanco County Cat Coalition: Adoptables

ADOPTABLES

The following cats are available for adoption or fostering. See adoption/foster policies below.

To the best of our knowledge, these cats are healthy, neutered, vaccinated, and ready for a loving family.

See lost/strayed cats further below.

Updated 01/16/2010

PS, some of our adoptables made it big-time to the Austin-Statesman web page. Click: Featured Cats

~~~ Flash! Glinnie leaves 111 cats. Help us find homes for them. Click here for flyer.
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Click on Glinnie's Video to see the KXAN Austin News video and still shots.

CUTIES

These kittens are about 4-5 months old, both male, one has been neutered and one will be. One is friendly and one is shy. They had a rough start in life but are learning to trust people.

For more information call Stacy at 512-318-5875

GOLDIE

A male neutered, vaccinated cat on flea prevention, approximately 3-4 years old, who was abandoned by his owner and needs a home.

Contact (830) 868-5600 for more information.

BELLA
2 1/2 yr old female Siamese. She is spayed, microchipped and UTD on all shots. She is friendly and loves to be in the same room with you. Please give her a new home!" Caretaker; Chelsea at 210-274-1703. Available in Blanco, TX.

SHORTY
6/25/09 Flash Update:
This cat has just been adopted by a local family. Yea!
They found Shorty right here on this adoptables web page!
He is just the cutest little kitten!

All-black male kitten around 10 weeks old. He's small for his age, but developing nicely. He's got an amazing bio. Loves to play and is used to grown cats. Loves to be petted and is a purring machine. Kids will love him. Will be ready for a permanent home around July 1. Call Dora at 830-868-2264.

SIDNEY
Neutered, male, maybe 6 months old.
Living alone at a local church. No mice in sight. Caretaker: Carol.

Posted 4/14/09

MORRIS
Male, neutered, unknown age, not old. Gorgeous and friendly to caretaker - Carol.
4/17/09 Flash Update:
Morris has been re-united with his owner after they found him on this page!!
Everyone is happy again! Success! See full story on Photo Gallery page.

Posted 1/19/09

MISSY
Female, spayed, unknown age, about the same age as Morris, possibly littermate, definitely friends with Morris. Friendly to caretaker: Carol.

UNNAMED
Female, spayed, unknown age, another possible littermate with Morris.
Friendly to caretaker: Carol.

Posted 1/19/09

POLYBOY
6/09/09 Flash Update:
Polyboy has adopted a new family after they found him on this page!!
Everyone is happy! Success! Yea!
Thanks to the new folks living with Polyboy and all who helped get them together!
Polydactyl, means they've got extra toes. We have found a real treasure here. He has extra toes on each of his four feet. He is a male, not neutered, under a year old, tame and very friendly, black and white, and a polydactyl.

Posted 02/03/09

FRIENDLY FREDDY

Contact person for just this cat: Pi Stone, 830-833-5483

Photo available soon.

ORANGE ONE AND ORANGE TWO
6/016/09 Flash Update:
These Orange cats have just been adopted by a local new family. Yea!
Two male, neutered, orange and white kittens.
Contact person for just these cats: Pi Stone, 830-833-5483

LOST AND FOUND CATS

These are cats that are being watched by or reported by our members as being likely house pets
who were dumped or strayed. If you know the cat or possible owner, please contact us.
The information shown below is all we have on each cat.
We don't know their history, status on shots, etc.
If you have an interest in adopting or foster caring for any of them, please let us know.

WHITIE

Suspect it's male due entirely to its aggressive nature, would "guess" perhaps 2 to 5 years old; we first saw it I think around early January or late December. The cat looked quite nice and fluffy, well fed, and well cared for when it first arrived here. We suspect it certainly is someone's lost pet as it would come into the house if we'd leave the door open and get out of it's sight. It spends a lot of time on, or beneath, our back deck rather than out in the woods like a truly feral cat would likely do. Observer: Bill.

Please check back soon for more cat pictures and details.

TO ADOPT OR PROVIDE FOSTER CARE FOR A CAT OR CATS: If you see one or more of these cats that you are possibly interested in adopting or fostering, or want to specify what you would like, please email BCCC at info@BlancoCountyCat.org. A meeting/visitation will be arranged with your and the caretaker of the cat or cats you are interested in so that you can meet the cat and decide whether to adopt or not. Delivery or pick up will be determined by you and the caretaker. All cats are returnable. If you decide you cannot keep the adopted cat, please contact the caretaker to make arrangements. A donation would be greatly appreciated to help offset our costs incurred in caring for these cats!! (See Donations)

TO PLACE A CAT ON THIS ADOPTIBLES PAGE: If you have a cat that needs a new home, we can guide you on the process and assist by placing a free advertisement on this page. To qualify of this web-posting service, you must email a full description of the cat to us, and include at least one digital picture. Please describe the following as best you know it: Cat name, age, gender, color, vaccination history, spay/neuter status, health status, temperament and indoor/outdoor history. Also provide your name, address, email and phone number to be published with your name and the cat's picture/description on this page. Click here for an addressed email, then fill it out with the above information about you and your cat: info@BlancoCountyCat.org. A donation would be greatly appreciated to help offset our costs!!

BARN CATS: These cats make ideal residents for stables or barns. Healthy, sterilized cats need barn homes!

These cats are feral (wild) and need a home at a farm, horse stable, or other suitable outdoor environment with shelter.

All the cats have been sterilized and vaccinated against rabies, and now need an outdoor home where they can live out their lives.

Caretaker responsibilities include providing daily food and water, protection from the elements, and long-term veterinary care.

Be prepared for a brief period of adjustment. Moving to a new home is stressful for anyone, cats included! After a short stay in secure confinement, the cats will accept their new home and be chasing mice out of your grain with enthusiasm.

If you want to adopt barn cats, please call the above phone number.

Guidance and help will be provided during the relocation process.

Thank you for caring and helping.

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