Burmese kittens & cats in Santa Rosa, California

I found and rescued Lucy in a construction field along with her fellow other 2 female and 1 male litter mates. They were about 4-months old at the time yet sociable. When I would feed them daily they grew very comfortable with me. They were not feral but proved to be good candidates for rehoming. To begin I trapped Lucy first and took her to my vet who performed a compete checkup including the 1st customary round of shots and spaying. She has been micro-chipped but it is not registered and waiting for her forever home. I have all her Vet papers. Lucy was the leader of her pack and has shown she is intelligent and outgoing. She learns commands easily. She needs as most rescue kittens/cats to be very patiently nurtured, learns quickly when playing and is not a picky eater. She needs a quiet uncomplicated home. Her diet has been Wysong pure wet meat can food & treats. Lucy would make someone a great sole companion.

I found Betty along with her 2-female and 1-male litter in a construction field. They were about 3-months old. I had been feeding them for about a month when I decided that Betty and her siblings were very friendly and not feral at all. I trapped Bettie and took her to my vet where she was given all first customary shots, micro chipping and was spayed. I took her home and nursed her and began socializing her to a home environment. I named her for those Betty Davis Eyes ! She is regal and knows it. Very much a face pusher and likes to play. A bit of a princess but loves to warm up. She is shy and conservative in her manner. Just needs a good home where she can be the center of attention and she will return that with affection. She is healthy and fit.