Shiloh’s Kittens – All Have Homes To Go To Now

Update 25 March:

Aries has found his forever home. The last kitten, raised by mom Shiloh, to be reserved, will join his new family and meet his new best friend – a golden retriever! Best wishes to all.

All of the kittens in this litter have found homes, however Misty is expecting kittens soon. Please contact us for more info or register (right hand column) to receive regular updates and pet news direct to your email inbox.

 

Mother cat Shiloh with six kittens feeding

“Move Over… I’m HungryToo!!” Mom Shiloh with her 6 kittens (4 of her own and 2 adopted).
Homes have now been found for all of her kittens to go to soon.
We can’t believe how much and how quickly they’ve grown!!

Kitten named Leo with funny look on his face

Clearly Leo wasn’t impressed when momma cat Shiloh woke him up from his nap for a bath.
Isn’t he cute? Leo has will be joining his forever home soon.

Update 6 March:

Shiloh’s four kittens have found homes, plus one of the orange kittens – named Leo – now has a new family waiting for him when he is ready to leave his adopted mother Shiloh. YAY!

The final kitten named Aries (orange – male) is still searching for a home. Please contact Oasis about this kitten by using the form below or by calling 289-385-6293.

Update 3 March:

Like their brothers, we’ve also now managed to find forever homes for Shiloh’s two female kittens.

Her two adopted kittens (orange/males) remain on our adoption list.

UPDATE:

Last Saturday, two more young kittens arrived at our office on Simcoe St. North, delivered by a man who said he had found them.

Thankfully Shiloh, who delivered four kittens on Feb. 16th, accepted them as her own and began to nurse them with her brood. So now she has six babies!

Of her own litter, there were two boys and two girls. We’ve managed to find future homes for both of the boys, though their two sisters (both with black and white spots in the photo below) are still for adoption.

The two new kittens are the orange ones in the photo. Both of them are male.

Shiloh's kittens for adoption

Six kittens.
Two males have been adopted (Feb. 26).
Two females adopted (Mar. 3)
We’re looking for future homes for the remaining:
Two males – orange

Kitten relaxed after cleaning by mom cat

Totally relaxed and zonked out after a thorough cleaning by mom Shiloh. 🙂

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Saturday, February 16th was a big night for cat Shiloh… while watching previously-aired episodes of The Big Bang Theory on TV, she managed to produce four tiny kittens. So naturally they’ve each been given Big Bang Theory names: Sheldon, Penny, Bernadette and Leonard.

All going well for these little newborns, they’ll be ready for adoption into kitten-friendly homes at about 8 weeks of age. Complete and send the contact form below if you are interested in learning more about adopting a kitten.

Kittens Born at oasis animal rescue

 

Kittens for adoption, Oshawa

Four kittens born Feb. 16, 2013. Sex yet to be determined.

Shiloh's newborn kittens Newborn kittens

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