Retired cats Available

Last updated November 9, 2008

DOB January 6, 2005 CH Casa De Amor Cali of BojoBirmans(left) Blue Silver Lynx and SGCA Casa De Amor Bouquet of BojoBirmans Seal Silver Lynx DOB March 5, 2004 - Available $400 for the pair (recovery of spay costs).

They are already spayed and up to date with their vaccinations and micro chipped, you must complete my questionnaire. Remember with adult cats they are already set in their ways and take a longer time to adapt to a new home. The ideal home for Cali and Bouquet is together where they are the only pets in the house and no younger children.

Bouquet is a very sweet girl and was a joy to show. She likes to be in the same room as you and if allowed at night she will sleep under the covers. She can be very affectionate and calm. When the teasers come out she is very playful. She is very easy to live with. She also enjoys being brushed, all you have to do is show her the brush and she comes.

Her half sister Cali is sweet as well, they enjoy each others company and will play together. Cali is a bit shy but will thrive in a home where she'll get more personal attention. She has been known to sleep with me once in a while when there is room for her, as in my house she is the bottom of the pecking order.

I love both these cats dearly and it will be a hard to say good bye to them. Because I love them so much is why I want to find the ideal home for them. They will be much happier in a home that they are the only two pets.

If I don't have what you are looking for I might be able to put you in touch with a breeder that does.

My kittens are very special to me. I raise them for three to four months, and come to love them dearly. When I place them in a home, it is more like an adoption of a family member, than just “buying a pet.” All good breeders feel this way. In an effort to make sure I place the right kitten in the right home, I have some questions I like to ask of all potential kitten-buyers. I apologize if some of these questions seem intrusive, but I am dedicated to finding the best possible homes for each of my kittens.

Please give complete answers, and feel free to ramble on – the more information you provide about you, your family, and your lifestyle, the more accurately we can judge whether one of my kittens is right for you.

Please copy and paste the below and email it to me if you are interested in a kitten.

Adoption Questionnaire

Name:

Address:

Phone Numbers:

Occupation:

Do you rent, if so, what is the pet policy in your building?

How long have you lived at your current location? Do you plan to move in the next 3 years?

Who resides in your house? Ages? What roles will they have in your new kittens life/upbringing?

Any other pets? If so what are they, their ages, type of personality, indoor or outdoors or both? Are their vaccinations up to date? Are they spayed or neutered?

Is your family ready for a new kitten/cat? What have you done or what do you plan on doing to prepare for the arrival and transition to your home?

What will you do with the cat if you have to go out of town?

Where will your cat sleep?

What if the kitten has an accident outside of the litter box? What will you do to correct the problem?

How many hours a day is someone home on average? If you don’t have other pets, you might want to consider adopting two kittens to keep each other company while you are away from home.

Does anyone in your household have allergies or asthma? If so what kinds of allergies?

Does anyone in the household smoke? Inside or outside?

What if your cat requires expensive medical care? How much is too much to spend on medical treatments?

Is your household normally quiet or bustling with activity? Do you entertain frequently? Adults/children?

Are you comfortable with cutting nails?

When kitty is home alone, where do you plan on leaving him/her?

Should your new kitten have behavior problems, are you willing to work them out or call me for help?

It can take up to 3 months for the new cat to fully adjust to it’s new home. Do you have the time and patience to help with the adjustment?

Would you agree to allow visits from BojoBirmans to check on the adopted Birman and make occasional follow-up calls/emails on the kitten progress?

Have you ever had to surrender an animal before? If so, please tell me about the situation.

Have you ever had to have a pet euthanized? Again, please tell me about the situation.

Where did you hear about BojoBirmans?

What made you decide that you wanted a Birman?

Have you owned a Birman before? If so, what breeder did you get him/her from?

Are you looking for pet, show, or breeding quality and why? Do you prefer a colour? Solid or lynx? List for me in priority, the qualities you are looking for in your future kitten?

Do you currently have a veterinarian? Which clinic, phone# of clinic and who your vet. is.

Do you have any questions for me?

Thank you for taking the time to have carefully thought through and honestly answered the questions. They should be questions you ask yourself if you decide to get a cat or kitten from me or from anyone else.

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