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The truth and nothing but the truth about our adorable, adoptable foster cats
Welcome
The kitties here are available for adoption through the Seattle Humane Society. They get lots of love and attention in our home while patiently waiting for the right parent(s) to come along. We work very hard to connect the kitties with families of their own, so if you're interested in any of our fosters, please send us an e-mail. We'll be happy to help you through the adoption process with the SHS.
Our current feature foster
There are no fosters in our home at this time, but there are many kitties in need of families at the Seattle Humane Society! Please check out the profiles of potential adoptees here.
The adoption process
In order to adopt one of our kitties, you must complete an adoption application and submit it to the Seattle Humane Society. More information on SHS adoption policies and fees is available on the SHS website.
To speak with someone at the SHS about adoptions, please call (425) 649-7563.
To speak with someone at the SHS about adoptions, please call (425) 649-7563.
I can't adopt; how else can I help?
Nothing helps more than spreading the word! Subscribe to or follow this blog and send our link on to other people you know. Even if they're not looking for a feline friend, they may know someone who is. And if anything, you get to share the happiness of adorable kitties going about their daily lives chez Kittitas.
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2009-2013 by Leslie Van Wassenhove. All rights reserved. Please seek permission before using original images or text.
The people behind Kittitas
When they're not trying to capture their fosters on film, Leslie (the person who writes this blog) and Dieter (photo guru) work in Redmond.
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you could say i'm pulling an oprah13 years ago
3 comments:
Oh dear. Chani has chewed through one of the cords for my blinds at my parents' house. Oh dear hehe
Oh my, Marlene! Etta doesn't chew our cords, fortunately. But she does like to touch her nose to them.
Whew! You are lucky Leslie! Mine would be batting and chewing!
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