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[Picture] 1/9/2012   [MD81111-1]   Sweet Pea
DSH,  dilute tortoiseshell,  Female spayed,  Kitten  
ABANDONED:
Sweet Pea is a tiny short-haired dilute tortie. She was found by a bridge in Beaver Creek. From her injuries, it appears she was just thrown from a car. Sweet Pea was very sick and had a fever and infection. In the two weeks she has been with us, Sweet Pea has blossomed into a delightful, playful and loving kitten. She does not seem to be traumatized by her experience. Good health and love have transformed her into the adorable kitten she should be. DOB July 2011.
[Picture] 11/2/2011   [DM9111-1]   Rachel
DLH,  black,  Female spayed,  Kitten  
ABANDONED:
Rachel is a long haired, sleek black, spayed female kitten. She was born 8/30/11 and is current with her vaccinations. She was born to a feral mother cat on jungle road, on the north side of the tracks. She has been with us since she was 1 day old and is a wonderfully, friendly and affectionate little kitten. She deserves to have a home of her very own. She is helping herself to the kitty toys on the kitty tree.
[Picture] 11/2/2011   [D9111-4]   Sammy
DSH LaPerm,  orange/white,  Male neutered,  Kitten  
ABANDONED:
Sammy is an orange and white, short haired neutered male kitten. He is a Rex kitten with curly hair and curly whiskers. Rex cats are not abundantly common in this area. He is a brother to Rachel and Rebecca who have no Rex characteristics. He was born 8/30/11 and is current with his vaccinations. He was born to a feral mother cat on jungle road, on the north side of the tracks. He has been with us since he was 1 day old and is a wonderfully, friendly and affectionate little kitten. He deserves to have a home of his very own.
[Picture] 9/11/2011   [KL122910-1]   Dean Martin
DSH,  grey tabby with white,  Male neutered,  Adult  
ABANDONED:
Dean Martin is a grey tabby with marbling on legs and face. He is a shy guy and is on guard around strangers, but he warms up quickly. DOB 8-29-10 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 6/29/2011   [VM-5511]   Bob
DSH,  black/white tuxedo,  Male neutered,  Kitten  
ABANDONED:
Bob was rescued from almost certain death when it was -40 degrees, but not before he lost part of his tail and ears. He is an exceptionally friendly and loving kitten. He is grateful to have a warm home with love and all the comforts he needs. He would fit into any home that is looking for a snuggle bug. DOB 10/27/10
[Picture] 6/25/2011   [JH0603-2]   Ranger
DSH,  gray,  Male neutered,  Older Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Ranger is a beautiful 2 year old gray tabby kitty with green eyes. He is a very attractive cat, with his adorable face and cute gray nose! In addition to his good looks, Ranger has a sweet and gentle personality. He would be happy to meet you, so please come in and spend some time with him today! DOB 2003.
[Picture] 5/19/2011   [HTC1199-5]   Mimi
DLH, Tabby,  gray,  Female spayed,  Older Adult  
STRAY:
Mimi is a timid but loving silver tabby. She has shiny silver (not gray) long hair. She is a small boned animal. Very sweet disposition. For more information, email to: kittykeepers@kittykeepers.org or call Kitty Keepers of Havre, 406-262-2279. Update: ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive! DOB 1999.
[Picture] 5/14/2011   [MW1299-2]   Gilligan
DSH,  white/grey,  Male neutered,  Older Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Gilligan looks like someone sprinkled him with grey powdered sugar. He has a cute pink nose and lots of personality. He is a very sweet cat. Update: ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive! DOB 1999.
[Picture] 11/4/2010   [PB4509-9]   Bess
DSH,  gray tabby with ringed tail and legs,  Female spayed,  Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Bess is silver grey striped with ringed tail and legs. Bess came to Kitty Keepers as a kitten and has remained with us her entire life. She can be a little stand offish, but she is also a great love. DOB 2009 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/ neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive! DOB 2004
[Picture] 11/4/2010   [PB4509-6]   Morgan
DSH,  gray tabby,  Male neutered,  Adult  
ABANDONED:
Morgan is a wonderful, independent fellow. He is an incredible love and would make someone a purrfect new family member. Morgan has spent his entire life in the sanctuary. DOB 2009 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/ neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive! ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/ neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive! DOB 2004
[Picture] 11/4/2010   [PB4509-7]   Georgie
DSH,  white with black spots on forehead,  Male neutered,  Adult  
ABANDONED:
Georgie is a talker. He loves to nap in the crook of your neck and purrs like a freight train. Georgie is a one of a kind love. Georgie would like to purr you to sleep every night. DOB 2004 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/ neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 11/4/2010   [PB4509-1]   Sneaks
DSH,  gray tabby,  Male neutered,  Adult  
ABANDONED:
Sneaks is an amazing cat that thinks he's a dog. He loves to follow you about and play with you. Sneaks would make an exceptional pet for someone to love. Come let him sneak up on your heart! DOB 2004 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/ neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 11/4/2010   [PB4509-8]   Cuddles
DSH,  brown tabby with white chest and paws,  Male neutered,  Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Cuddles is Brown Tabby with white chest and paws. He is rather shy, but would readily adapt to a new home. Come visit with Cuddles today. DOB Adult ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/ neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive! DOB 2004
[Picture] 11/4/2010   [PB4509-4]   Jingles
DSH,  gray tabby,  Female spayed,  Adult  
ABANDONED:
Jingles LOVES people. She wants to find a loving home in the worst way. Jingles greets everyone at the door trying to be the next one to go home. She loves to ride on your shoulder. Please come in and give Jingles a ride. She'll ride her way into your heart. DOB 10/27/10 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/ neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 11/4/2010   [TB1199-3]   Rascal
DSH,  black/white,  Male neutered,  Older Adult  
ABANDONED:
Rascal is one of those cats that does not get along well with most cats, but loves people. He loves to cuddle and purr. Rascal is deserving of a great furrever home. DOB 1999 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/ neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 11/4/2010   [SM902-3]   Goober
DSH,  brown tabby,  Male neutered,  Older Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Goober was adopted and abused. He is back, but almost totally feral. He is improving and slowing beginning to trust again. He is highly adoptable at this time, but would love to have someone sponsor him. He will eventually be able to go back to a LOVING home. DOB 2003 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/ neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 7/5/2010   [MS4810-1]   Juno
DSH,  black/white tuxedo,  Female spayed,  Adult  
ABANDONED:
Juno is a spayed female, short-haired black and white adult. She is named after the Goddess of women. She was formerly someone's pet who was abandoned on the streets. She came to us very pregnant and gave birth to five kittens at Kitty Keepers. She was an excellent mother and even raised an orphaned kitten. She is still very distrustful, but is slowly learning to trust her caregivers. For now Juno is not likely to be adopted, but would appreciate having a sponsor. DOB 2008
[Picture] 3/31/2010   [KD8907]   Rossco
DSH,  gray tabby,  Male neutered,  Adult  
ABANDONED:
Rossco is a quiet kitty with beautiful markings. He is sweet and easy going. Rossco knows what he wants. Rossco wants a family of his own. He is willing to purr when petted; chase "silly toy mice" and pretty much make a fool of himself to become a member of your family. What more could he do? DOB 2006 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 2/16/2010   [CS1203-1]   RJ
DSH,  black,  Male neutered,  Older Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: R.J. is a very friendly senior. He loves to be with people. R.J. loves to sit on the washer and comb your hair with his paws. If you ignore him, he will (gently) take your hand and pull it to him. DOB 2001 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses and some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary appreciates sponsorship of unadoptable kitties as it is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 10/3/2009   [KK7809-1]   Clouds
DSH,  soft calico,  Female spayed,  Adult  
ABANDONED:
Clouds was born at Kitty Keepers and still likes to play like a kitten, but also loves to cuddle and love. Her mother and two sisters have both been adopted. DOB 7/18/09 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses and some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary appreciates sponsorship of unadoptable kitties as it is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 10/3/2009   [AS7709-2]   Betty Boots
DSH,  black mixed tabby,  Female spayed,  Adult  
ABANDONED:
Hey, I'm Betty Boots! I am a cute little kitty with a personality to match! I am independent yet loving, I will definitely let you know when I want attention! I like to play with other cats so I don't mind if my forever home already has cats! DOB 2007
[Picture] 3/30/2009   [DO2139-1]   Sunshine
DLH,  orange,  Female spayed,  Adult  
ABANDONED:
Sunshine was left on the doorstep in a box. She loves to be with people and explore through the various rooms of the sanctuary. Sunshine has a mellow personality and would love to have a home with places to explore and people to love her as she would love them. Are you the one? DOB 2007 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 3/2/2009   [JG5168-6]   Fred
DSH,  black/white tuxedo,  Male neutered,  Adult  
ABANDONED:
Fred is a handsome boy wearing a tuxedo pattern with four white paws and a cute pink nose. He is a young and playful kitten with an adventurous heart. Are you an adventurous person looking for a kitten to match your personality? DOB 3/24/08 This pet is up to date with routine shots, already house trained, altered.
[Picture] 2/10/2009   [DE902-4]   Archie
DSH Tuxedo,  black/white,  Male neutered,  Older Adult  
STRAY:
Archie was adopted at one time and made a purrfect companion for the elderly lady. He was not happy when she went to the Care Center and he had to come back. Archie desperately wants a home of his own. DOB 2002 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 6/10/2008   [JG5168-5]   Barney
DLH,  gray,  Male neutered,  Adult  
ABANDONED:
Barney is a darling who loves to sleep inside a pillow case. He is pretty much is a loner. Although he's very loving, Barney tends to be shy. He has been with us since he was born. DOB 3/24/08
[Picture] 6/18/2007   [CK5707]   Squeekers
DSH,  Black and White,  Female spayed,  Adult  
STRAY:
Squeekers has spent her whole life at Kitty Keepers. She does not get along well a with large number of other animals. Sqeekers prefers to be in a room with just a few other cats. She's very sweet and sits still while being groomed and having her nails clipped. DOB 3/30/07 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 3/26/2007   [PB1105-1]   Noelle
DMH,  black,  Female spayed,  Older Adult  
STRAY:
Noelle came to us with her sister Merry just before Christmas 2005 when they where about 7 weeks old. They would not likely have survived the winter. They were both considered feral and unadoptable. Some people felt we should not bring them in as they would always remain feral. Today, Noelle is a tiny, petite kitty who is loving and sweet. Merry is friendly and outgoing, though not as petite as her sister, she's just the purrfect size to fit in your heart and family. Both these darling kitties appreciate all the help our many friends give so that they had a place to go and to learn to trust people. They certainly dispel the theory that "once a feral always a feral". DOB 11/9/2005 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 3/26/2007   [FG803-1]   Toffee
DSH,  gray/white,  Male neutered,  Older Adult  
ABANDONED:
Toffee is a shy kitty. With a little encouragement, he will be a great companion cat. Toffee loves to hang out with his buddies. They play in the cat trees and puzzle boxes. If you are ready for a quiet kind of guy, Toffee's your boy. DOB 2003 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 3/22/2007   [BT4235-2]   Yacky
DSH,  black with white undercoat,  Male neutered,  Adult  
ABANDONED:
Yacky loves to talk and play with a striped ball. Yacky will make a lovely cuddler for the right family. Are you the one? DOB July 2005 Yacky is up to date with vaccinations, is altered and is house trained.
[Picture] 8/23/2006   [KJ0403-1]   Tommy Boy
DSH,  black/white,  Male neutered,  Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Tommy Boy is a really huge boy due to a thyroid problem and as a result takes daily medication! He has a glorious black coat with accents of brown. Tommy Boy is friendly and social. He goes to all our outreach programs and loves to visit with the residents at the Care Center. Tommy Boy is heavy to haul, but just walks up and down the halls visiting with all the residents. He loves to go visiting when we go to the schools as well. Give him a blanket or pillow in the middle of the floor and he's one happy camper. DOB 2002 Tommy Boy would be a good candidate for Pick a Sponsor program.
[Picture] 8/23/2006   [PB1105-6]   Merry
DMH,  black,  Female spayed,  Older Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Merry came to us with her sister Noelle just before Christmas 2005 when they where about 7 weeks old. They would not likely have survived the winter. Both were both considered feral and unadoptable. Some people felt we should not bring them in as they would always remain feral. Today, Merry is friendly and outgoing, though not as petite as her sister, she's just the purrfect size to fit in your heart and family. Noelle is a tiny, petite kitty who is loving and sweet. Both these darling kitties appreciate all the help our many friends give so that they had a place to go and to learn to trust people. They certainly dispel the theory that "once a feral always a feral". DOB 11/9/2005 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 8/22/2006   [SVS0504-4]   Chip
DSH,  white with gray spots,  Male neutered,  Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Chip is a lover of sunshine and moonbeams. He suns himself for most of the day and dreams of a home to call his own. DOB 2002.
[Picture] 7/12/2005   [BT4215]   Hewey
DSH,  black/white,  Male Intact,  Adult  
ABANDONED:
Hewey is a ball of fluff with one goal in mind-playtime! He has a star on neck and a white mark between back legs. If you are looking for a very playful and curious kitten, come check Hewey out!
[Picture] 6/25/2005   [JK1199-1]   Tamone
DLH,  black,  Female spayed,  Older Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Tamone is six years old. She is a sweet and shy cat that is looking for a quiet place to call her own. Do you have a special spot for her? Update: ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive! DOB 1998.
[Picture] 6/25/2005   [GA799-3]   Checkers
DSH Tortoiseshell,  tan, black, brown,  Female spayed,  Older Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Checkers is a feral cat that lives at the sanctuary and always will. Some cats can not be tame. Here at the sanctuary, space permitting no cat is turned away. Checkers is loved for the individual that she is. Checkers could use a sponsor to help with is up keep throughout her year here where she is safe, warm and loved. DOB 8/1999 In the past, we did not turn animals away because of their lack of potential adoptability, we accepted the old, injured, feral and even ugly cats. We love them despite their differences, but in the best interests of the residents, we can only take in as many animals as space allows. ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 6/25/2005   [CG899-9]   Bullet
DLH,  gray,  Male neutered,  6 years  
OWNER TURN IN: Bullet is a semi- feral cat that lives at the sanctuary and always will. Bullet is loved for the individual that he is. Bullet could use a sponsor to help with throughout his years here where he is safe, warm and loved. DOB 1999 UPDATE: Kitty Keepers wishes to thank the anonymous donor to Bullet's vet bills, shots, worming and dental work. Your generosity is very appreciated by Bullet and Kitty Keepers. God Bless You. ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 6/25/2005   [AB902-2]   Spot
DSH,  black/white,  Male neutered,  Older Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Spot is smokin' hot...he is just a big silly fluff bag! He has a glorious black and white coat, which he expects you to worship and brush regularly! He loves to just lounge and be rubbed. DOB 2002
[Picture] 6/14/2005   [T1204-1]   Mustang
DSH,  black,  Male neutered,  Older Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Mustang is a handsome black kitty with gold eyes. He is a bit shy when he first meets you, but warms up with a little encouragement. Mustang loves to play hide and seek through all of the cat trees at the sanctuary. Please come in and give him some extra attention today! You'll leave with one cool kitty that you will love immediately! Mustang is up to date with routine shots and is house trained. DOB 2004
[Picture] 6/13/2005   [GA799-2]   Charcoal
DSH,  gray/white,  Male neutered,  Older Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Charcoal is a semi-feral cat that lives at the sanctuary and always will. Here at the sanctuary, space permitting no cat is turned away. Charcoal is loved for the individual that he is. He could use a sponsor to help with is upkeep throughout his life here where he is safe, warm and loved. DOB 8/1999 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses and some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary appreciates sponsorship of unadoptable kitties as it is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 6/12/2005   [MH1100-1]   Mary Lou
DSH,  gray/white,  Female spayed,  Older Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Hello, Mary Lou; good-bye heart... Mary Lou is a sweet and shy cat that is looking for a quiet place to call her own. She's ready for a steady home with a good supply of cat food and head scratches to make her feel comfortable. Mary Lou will need time to adjust to her new household and will likely not adjust well to kids. Are you ready for a timid friend to be so in love with? DOB 2000 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 6/12/2005   [LH1001-1]   Tory
Dilute Tortoiseshell,  brown/black/rust,  Female spayed,  Older Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Tory is a foxy Calico Tortoiseshell kitty. She loves to roll around and play with her own tail. Tory is very friendly and loves attention. She is shy to strangers, but warms up quickly when she feels safe. She comes looking for attention. She would make a wonderful pet with someone willing to be patient with her. DOB 2001 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 6/12/2005   [DB701-1]   Brewster
DLH,  gray/white,  Male neutered,  Older Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Brewster is a handsome silver gray kitty. This is one cool cat that you will love immediately! Brewster is an easygoing, sweet boy. He has an affectionate disposition and lots of love to give. Brewster likes to be rubbed all over, so please come in and give him some rubbing today! Brewster up to date with routine shots. Update: ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive! DOB 2001
[Picture] 5/19/2005   [SF6]   Mr. Blacki
DSH,  black,  Male neutered,  Older Adult  
STRAY:
Mr. Blacki came to us from the Sands Foundation. His litter was found on the highway after their mother got run over, and they were brought to us. Mr. Blacki is a VERY friendly boy who loves attention. For more information, email to: kittykeepers@kittykeepers.org or call Kitty Keepers of Havre, 406-262-2279. DOB 1999 Update: ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 5/17/2005   [AT1299-2]   Tut
DSH,  black,  Male neutered,  6 years  
OWNER TURN IN: “Hello, my name is Tut, and I do consider myself the official King of Kitty Keepers. I am always on hand to greet visitors who come to visit us. I am truly a beautiful ball of fur and just love attention. All the people at Kitty Keepers love me, and I insist that they hold me; and whenever possible, let me nap on a soft warm lap.” Tut loves to ride on shoulders and get attention. Out of all the cats, Tut is probably the alpha male. “I'm a senior aged man, but would make a lovely addition to someone's home and bring you many hours of love and purrs. I would really love to have a home of my own and not share the attention with so many others, but black cats are not easily adopted and there are lots of us here.” DOB 1999 “I just wanted to greet you today and thank you for caring enough to help support us at the orphanage. I know it's a tough job for them to keep things going, and they couldn't do it without your help.” ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 5/13/2005   [HTC1199-6]   Caitlin
DSH / Tabby,  white with gray tabby patches,  Female spayed,  Older Adult  
OWNER TURN IN: Caitlin likes being scratched under her chin and rubbing behind her ears. She's friendlier than her brothers and sisters. She's an exceptionally sweet little cat. She is shy and not very outgoing with visitors and therefore, will most likely remain at Kitty Keepers. She could use a sponsor. DOB 9/1999 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses and some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary appreciates sponsorship of unadoptable kitties as it is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
[Picture] 2/3/2004   [AB902-4]   Spat
DLH,  black,  Male neutered,  Older Adult  
STRAY: Found by the Salvation Army
Here is a silky, soft and sweet young man with a mighty purr. Spat is just waiting to warm your soul. DOB 2002 ADOPTION AND SPONSOR DONATIONS help pay for emergency vet bills, shots, worming, spaying/neutering, food, shelter and monthly prevention. Some animals require more money and time from sicknesses or some are unadoptable and need care for life. The Sanctuary needs all the donations an animal is able to bring in as the money is used for ALL the animals to provide the above services. While vet care is provided at reduced rates thanks to generous vets that work with us, it still is expensive!
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