Feline Friday - Frankie

Say "Hello" to Frankie!  I was so happy to meet this kitty!  Frankie came to StreetCats just 2 days ago and everyone that has met him loves him!  You have probably noticed his beautiful eyes and luxurious coat.  He seems to be part Siamese and part Tabby.

Frankie is about a year old and is very friendly.  He has already made friends with all of the volunteers that he has met and also has attempted to make friends with many of the cats in the shop.  At least that is our interpretation of his sniffing noses with other cats.   Wally isn't quite ready to be friends, but I bet he comes around soon enough.

Frankie is definitely good with other cats.  He is also good with children and perhaps gentle dogs.  His foster mom introduced him to a dog and he didn't get scared or excited with that particular dog.   He loves to play and is also very intelligent, in my opinion, because he knows his name! 

Here is a photograph of him taking a break from all of our photography session a.k.a. playing. 

Frankie was rescued by Patti, one of our volunteers at StreetCats.  She has grown very close to Frankie as she has spent the past 6 months fostering him in her home.  She describes him as having "a sweet little soul".   He is a laid back kitty and a lapcat as well.  When he arrived at Streetcats he immediately was interested in the cat rooms and the other cats at the shop, but wasn't upset about anything. 

Frankie is very healthy physically and mentally!  He has had all of his tests, treatments and shots as well as having been neutered.  You can see by the yellow tag on his collar that he has been microchipped.  When he is adopted the new owners' information will be put on the chip.  If he gets lost he can easily be returned to his owners should he be found by someone who has him checked for the microchip at a vet or a rescue organization.  The first year's registration for this great program is paid by StreetCats upon adoption. 

If you are interested in meeting Frankie, feel free to come by StreetCats at 6520 E. 60th St, in Tulsa, 10:30 - 5:00 Tuesday though Saturday, or call our message line, 918-298-0104 with any questions that you may have.  We would love to show you around and introduce you to Frankie  and I’m sure that he would love to meet you, too!

Feline Friday - Cleo!

Cleo is one sweet and laid back kitty!   She's been at StreetCats for less than a week and she has already stolen our hearts! And "yes" her beautiful eyes are really "that" green!

She is fine with the other kitties and doesn't seem to pay much attention to them, but she is still a little shy, being new to the shop, and likes to stay in the office where there's is a little less action.

Cleo is estimated to be about 2 years old.  She was rescued and taken in and had her babies in 2014.  The rescuer was, however, no longer able to keep her, and that's how she came to be with us.

She took a few minutes away from her nap to play with me!

Cleo is a healthy kitty!  She's been given the V.I.P. treatment (Very Important Pet) and has received the best of veterinarian care.  She has a clean bill of health and is ready for adoption.

All of the tests have been run, all the shots have been given and even a microchip has been placed under her skin.  When she is adopted the new owner's information will be placed on the chip.  If she is lost, and found by someone other than her owners, she can be taken to any vet who will check to see if she has a chip and then read it to get the owners' information.  This is a wonderful service to help get pets back home to their people!  StreetCats will also pay for the first year's registration with Home Again pet service.

If you are interested in meeting Cleo, feel free to come by StreetCats at 6520 E. 60th St, in Tulsa, 10:30 - 5:00 Tuesday though Saturday, or call our message line, 918-298-0104 with any questions that you may have.  We would love to show you around and introduce you to Cleo and I’m sure that she would love to meet you, too, but you better hurry!  Because she is such a sweetie I'm sure that she'll be adopted soon!