Adult Cats (old and young) for Adoption

We will be retiring Priscilla when we have completely weaned her kittens.   If you are interested in adopting one of our kids, please email us at Psalm0512@yahoo.com so we can talk about the type of environment the cat of your choice would work best in. .
 
One word of caution:  Our cats are pretty spoiled!  (Ok, let's be honest.  They are spoiled rotten!)  And we are very attached to them.  When we let one of our kids leave us, we may act a little over-protective at first.  But we need to know they will be going to a great forever home that will adore them as much as we do.
Contact us by email at Psalm0512@yahoo.com or by phone at 951 743 8230

Priscilla.. 

We will be retiring Priscilla when we have her kittens completely weaned.  Priscilla is a smaller girl.  She weighs about 5.5-6lbs.  She is a silver patched tabby.  Priscilla is a somewhat quiet girl.  She has spent much of her life separated from the cats running loose in the house, but not because she's not friendly.  But more because we have a couple of "type A" queens that picked on her.  She was just happier being separated where we could spend time with her and she didn't have to be on guard for the bossy girls.  

Priscilla would do well in a home with an older cat that is quiet won't intimidate her, or with kids.  She may need a little coaxing to come out of her shell and trust your new home at first, but once she knows she's in a save environment, she will love being part of your family.  

Priscilla will be free to a good home.  The new owners will need to pay for shipping  and spay fee of $45.  If she is shipped live cargo, she will also need a rabies shot ($16 at the clinic if given when she is spayed).  Priscilla was born in December 2012.  She has been strong and healthy all her life.  If you are interested in Priscilla, please email me at psalm0512@yahoo.com. 

AngelinaCurly ("Gina")...

Gina is  silver patched girl.  Gina has given us some of our best show quality kittens.  She's a great mom and a very friendly cat.  Gina is an older girl, but you would never know it.  She's never had any health issues.  This is a picture of her laying on Mike's ottoman.  She would do well in a home with another cat (and probably even a dog) or with kids.  She's never been a trouble maker around our other cats, although some of our more dominate girls will pick on her from time to time because she's a quieter cat.  Several of the "whole" females can be trouble makers... it's just their way of expressing their dominance.  Neutered boy, BTW, are NEVER a problem with other cats, or are spayed females.  We haven't spayed Gina even though we've stopped letting her have babies some time ago, mostly because we've kept so many of her offspring.  We would love to see her live out her days at a nice loving forever home.  Gina is free to good home.

Ty Curl....

If you like fat cats, this is your girl!  I don't know if you can tell from these photos how big she is, but if I had to describe her, I would call her ROUND.  But what a lover!  Ty and her brother were an accidental outcross breeding.  Our grandkids had let one of our girls out of the house after school one day... of course, she was in season when she got out and came back pregnant the next day.  We had no idea who she bred with until the kittens were born.  We had this brown tabby American Shorthair type boy that would circle our house whenever we had a girl in season.  Once the girls would go out of season, he would disappear.   At that time, CFA would still allow us to register domestics as an American Curl for breeders who were breeding to outcrosses.  We would NEVER has picked this boy for a potential outcross.  Obviously, Julie thought differently.  We kept both Ty and her brother that we named Tubbs because of their fantastic coats.  Ty has a medium long haired coat that is super, SUPER soft.  Ty was born in 2011.  She has NEVER had so much as one matt... ever!  and not because she's so good an keeping her coat cleaned.  She just has one of those coats that doesn't need any attention... from us or from her.   For as round as she is, she's not all that big... she's sortof a "box".  Curls should be more of a "rectangle".
Ty is free to good home.  She has already been spayed but may need a rabies shot if she's flying live cargo.  If I hand deliver her, she won't need any vaccinations
If you want a cat that will never let you out of her site and will glue herself to you,  this is your girl.  Ty appreciates any attention you will give her no matter how big or small... she will take it all and she will let you know your attention has not gone unnoticed or unappreciated.  
We had her spayed after one litter when she passed on that same body style and started housing her with a whole boy as a companion cat.  The whole boys are much happier when they have a companion with them.  Finally, we decided to let her have the run of the house to see how she would get along.  She's a little timid around some of the house cats, but loves, loves, LOVES our attention.  One of her favorite places to hang out is this condo in front of the family room window.  Sometimes, she will sleep in a box if we leave one on the island in the kitchen or on a towel left of the island.  

She's so cute... If we go into the kitchen and just say "Hi, Ty", she'll respond with a short "meow"  meows and jumps up to come over  hoping for a scratch or rub. Ty is one of the most affection starved cats we've ever had.  We never offered her for adoption because we didn't think people on our site would be interested because she's not what we normally look for in an American Curl.... but we talked about it and decided that some people really like rolly-polly cats.  She would love to be in a home where she could live on top of her person... or persons. 
We could continue to show him in CFA as a Grand Premier, which we probably will until we find just the right home for him... and I do mean literally, the perfect home.  He deserves it.  We will continue to get awards for him as long as we show him, but we're going to start showing Cosmos next month and we just aren't able to show too many cats at one time.  Cosmos is already neutered so once he is out of kitten class, he would be competing against Simba... As nice as Cosmos is, as a Grand already, he wouldn't have a chance against Simba.  We would just be throwing our money away entering both of them to compete against each other.  Cosmos is still a kitten.  He won't be in adult class for a couple of months and if we don't find the right home for Simba, we'll just keep him until we do.  Some of our girls can get into "tiffs" with each other... it's just the female hormones, but Simba never gets into trouble with any of the other cat.... kitten or adult.  
If you are interested in Simba, please don't be offended if we ask a lot of questions about your home and family.  We're going to be very particular about where he goes.  We get very attached to our cats that go through an entire show year with us and who do well at the shows.  Simba isn't the show-off that Storm is.  Storm LOVES the attention.  Simba isn't the attention-hog that Storm is.  He's more of a quiet sweetie.

Simba, Grand Premier in CFA

We will be looking for just the right home for our beautiful Simba.  Simba is a Grand Premier in CFA.  
SIMBA IS NOT FREE TO GOOD HOME... WE WILL BE CHARGING FOR HIM.
Simba is such a sweetie!  I can't even describe what a sweet boy he is!  REALLY!.  Simba is also a smaller boy.  He weight 7.6lbs .  He was born in October 20177, so he's full grown, but still a youngster.  Simba just wants to please.  You say No Simba, and whatever he's doing, he immediately stops and looks to see what you want from him.  No matter where he is in the house, if we call him, boom!  here he comes.  And he talks to you in this quiet little chirp.