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The Meezers on these pages have been adopted and are now in their new homes. These pages allow the adopters to provide updates and pictures of their new cats for their friends and our volunteers to see.
Only cats with updates are listed below. If you are an adopter and would like to make an Update, visit your Application Status page and look in the Previously Adopted section for the Update button.
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PERSEUS
Nothing not to like here! Quantas is a gorgeous, sweet, outgoing, playful, cuddly, purr machine!
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PERSONAL INFO
Name: Perseus
(FKA Quantas)
ID#: VA10323
Location: North Carolina
Sex: male
Current Age: 9 Yrs
Declawed: no
Points: Blue
DateIn: 09/19/14
Adopted: 10/18/14
Congrats: Mike
Foster: Kathy
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Notes from Home
10/22/14 - Just weighed Perseus, he is 5.1#! Adjusting well, will update more later
10/25/14 - Perseus went to see his new vet...of course he grabbed everyone's heart soon as they saw him, he is quite the ham when it comes to that ! Dr Z said after we got there he wanted a stool...unfortunately we didn't know until arriving.....so he said to leave him quarantine until we know what is causing the loose stool, concerned might be a parasite....in the meantime he has him metronidazole for 10 days....more to come!
05/23/15 - Perseus is doing well has adjusted fairly well with his new brother and sister!
9/28/15 - Perseus has adjusted quite well....he definitely likes to cuddle, but only on his terms, he quickly clarifies his terms! Lol . He has been great to have around though!
8/19/16 - Perseus has come a long way, as I type this, he is on the couch next to me watching tv, stretching out, laying less then a foot from his sister Lexy, (9 year old Pom)! He still doesn't like a whole lot of holding, he gets testy, biting and clawing, not hard or aggressive just enough to say, ok, we are done, ,but we just make sure to give him all the loving he can take every day and that amount of time is getting longer as time passes
3/8/18 Cannot believe how long it’s been! Perseus has come so far! He has remained very vocal, especially when it’s breakfast or dinner time! We adopted a new pomeranian and they quickly became buds....he still doesn’t like being held or cuddled, after a min he makes that very clear!
8/18/19. Wow, coming up on our 5 year anniversary! He has been a terror and a delight! We have all learned what not to do, (no belly rubs! lol) and what to do, just likes face and behind the ears touched! He has adjusted with the two poms well, they all nap next to each other occasionally...His Dr diagnosed him with IBD, he is on special diet and daily meds, but his stool is. firm, and seems more comfortable so all is well!
(Last update: Aug 18th, 2019 7pm)
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PERSONAL INFO
Name: Salem
ID#: VA10886
Location: Virginia Center
Sex: male
Current Age: 11 Yrs
Declawed: 2paw
Points: Flame
Date In: 07/03/15
Adopted: 07/19/15
Deceased: 04/03/19
Congrats: Cheryl
Foster: Siri
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SALEM
A snugglier, lovelier, funnier hair cat guy can't be found!
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Notes from Home
8/18/2019 What can I say about my best friend, Salem? He was so gentle, loving and confident. Not afraid of anything. He liked everyone and everyone liked him. I got him because my shy flame point Dorothy needed a new buddy after our senior seal point Max passed away. It was difficult to find a cat who wouldn’t bully Dorothy. Then I found Salem. He did not disappoint us and Dorothy adored him. She would purr so loud when he would give her attention. I wish I had taken videos. My pictures never do them justice.
Even though Salem liked everyone, he loved me the most. He would wait by the door when it was time for me to come home. He always wanted to be in my arms or be on me. I could not get enough of him either.
Salem was my sunshine and I had to say goodbye to him on 4/3/2019. He had kidney disease, high blood pressure and other complications that I only knew about for two months. I am so grateful for the time we had together. Dorothy and I miss him terribly. -Cheryl
8/2/2015 (2 weeks) Hello from Flame World! Salem is a wonderful kissie face kitty cat. He is cuddly and very lovable. As you can see from the pictures, he loves the cat tree in his safe room (laundry room). He is getting comfortable in the rest of the house and took a nap with me today. Integration with my other flame point, Dorothy, is going slow. She's still not sure about having another cat in the house. Salem is trying to be friends but gives her her space. I am very pleased and hope to one day post a picture of them together. -Cheryl
(Last update: Aug 18th, 2019 4pm)
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CHESSI
Greetings! My name is Chessi & I just landed in my foster mom's B&B! She tells me how sleek & beautiful I am and that I have personality plus!! I came from the streets of a colony I'm told, but I'm just as friendly and playful as you would want a kitten meezerette to be!
If you're looking for a people friendly and playful kitten, look no further, as here I am!! Go on and click on that button!
Purrs,
Chessi
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PERSONAL INFO
Name: Chessi
ID#: VA13034
Location: Virginia
Sex: female
Current Age: 4 Yrs
Declawed: no
Points: Lynx
DateIn: 07/17/19
Adopted: 08/03/19
Congrats: Jodie
Foster: Debi
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Notes from Home
Chessi came home, and the first thing she did was go straight for dinner. She ate perfectly and drank. Later that night, she used the litter box. She demonstrated what a little treasure she is. She curled up in my lap the first night.
Over the next few days, Chessi indicated she might be a door darter. The first time, Chessi rushed the door,but she slowed down at the end of the hall ad let me collect her before Mitzi, my older cat, was any the wiser.
THe next day, she did it again. Really tricky, because Chessi was the same color as the carpet. THis time, Mitzi saw her, but Mitzi didn't hiss. She just blocked the way.
Over the last week, I've become convinced that the reason she darted the door was to be with me.
She does love her ribbon wand; however, she has some to like combining it with tunnel toys. She will set herself up at the start of a tunnel and then catch a wand toy at the other side. If she has a mid to set herself up for the chase, she will ignore the wand toy until she is set. She has even figured out how to fun through two tunnels to catch the ribbon.
Friday night, Chessi spent a little time in the carriet while Mitzi explored the room. THere was a little hissin on Mitzi's part to let the kitten know who was the senior feline, but nothing horrifying. Once, Mitzi even rubbed her self against the carrier.
In her excape Saturday morning, she finally came eye to eye with Mitzi on the stairs. THe big cat ( though Mitzi is actually very small as far as cats go, blocked the way. Chessi happily went back to the room with no incident. Not even a hiss. Later that afternoon, Chessi (who will possibly be renamed Sprite), had her first real meeting with Mitzi. Chessi behaved perfectly. Mitzi groused abit, but both enjoyed a dinner tail to tail with bowls about 5 feet apart.
Chessi did love getting the run of the rest of the house.
Some other fun things: Chessi loves Kindles. Especially a fish simulation app. Also, she was attempting to sun in the window, but she's so light, she wasn't warming. She has taken very well to my black sweatshirt and now shuns other beds. All in all, a great transistion.
Vet appointment is scheduled with Mitzi for the 15th.
15 August
Chessi, now named Sprite, had her vet visit with Mitzi. The vet thinks she might have herpes based on some eye congestion, but she's been pretty healthy and happy. The plan is to keep an eye on it. She is a whole 4.01 lb now and the vet thinks she is 5 lb, and wants to taper her off of the "up to 20 weeks" feeding instructions to adut food. We're going to take that under advisement and just move to the next level of kitten feeding from 20 to 30 weeks. the kitten is not going to like it because eating is one of her favorite things.
The best thing about the vet visit, as odd as it seems, it that Mitzi, the 15 year old 6.02 lb cat that Sprite moved in with, was grateful to Sprite for being a familiar smell at the scary vet's office that she warmed up to her a bit after the vet visit. They enjoyed a meal together, especially enjoyed trading bowls at the vey end of the meal because each seemed to think the other had been given the better meal, and they electively sniffed one another for the first time after dinner (Sprite would have happily exchanged scents earlier, but Mitzi has been a little kermudgeonly). The kitten interpretted Mitzi's warming as an invitation to play tackle Mitzi, but all her time in the kitty colony taught her to respect her elders, so when Mitzi said 'no', Sprite was pretty good about obeying.
About the door darting--I had started to get very worried for her for the eventuality when she would move out of isolation. As an engineer, I've even come up with a new concept for a door darting tool because I was worried she'd eventually try it on the front door once she no longer lives in the spare bedroom. However, the websites that sugested not looking at or acknowledging your cat until you come in, shut the door, and move to a greeting spot has been amazing. She doesn't rush the door. She meets me at it, and then comes with me to the place in the room away from the door where she will get pet. I may be able to forego patenting my door darting design!
All in all, things are going great.
17 August, 2019
Sprite and Mitzi had breakfast together--or rather had each other's breakfast today. Or, Mitzi chose to have some of Sprite's breakfast and Sprite chose to have all of Mitzi's breakfast and the rest of hers. Sprite was delighted with getting to eat downstairs and then play. She and Mitzi got into a spat, and then were separated for a couple of hours. I deliberated, but the decided that Sprite would come along for Mitzi's vet visit midday. Mitzi and Sprite had both had a check-up two days earlier with a new vet I was trying who is about 7 minutes from home. I wasn't fully comforatble with the place, so I decided to go back to my oldvet who is more like 20 minutes away for a second opinion for Mitzi. A vet's office might seem like a terrible place to bond two cats, but Mitzi has always relied on a more comfortable cat being around to let her know if a situation is safe. Sprite's not really afraid of much. Plus, when Mitzi and Sprite had their appointments on Thursday, Mitzi warmed up to Sprite after. In fact, there was a point that Mitzi was rolling around and purring on one side of me, got up, and walked to a point on the other side of me pretending to take and interest in an object, and then walked over to where Sprite had been watching her. Mitzi tried to touch noses with the kitten, but Sprite felt that was a little too familiar after all the hissing and swatting that Mitzi had done earlier that day. Sprite hissed and batted at Mitzi who pulled away looking offended. Mitzi cried a little bit when I separated them. Since the first vet visit seemed to have positive effects, I decided to give it a shot. Pus, I didn't want Mitzi to acquire the vet smell without Sprite similarly acquiring it. (Mitzi would hiss at her sister and best friend in the world when Sonja would separately go to the vet, or get a bath.
Vet offices can be stressful places, and these girls were treated to loud and untrained dogs during a long wait. When we got in the private room, away from the loud dogs, Mitzi was taking cover in her carrier, and Sprite was happy to be out in my arms--shepurred and purred, and that seemed to calm Mitzi. They both almost touched noses of their own volition--Mitzi really liked having Sprite with her in an unfamiliar situation.
When we got home, I lined their carriers up and let them out at the same time. They came out and touched noses--somewhat accidentally, but I think they could have avoided it if they had wanted to . Later, in the "isolation" room, they deliberately touched noses using me as neutral ground. And then leter in the day, I turned a corner and caught them touching noses without me around at all.
Sprite is still properly cautious around Mitzi. Mostly. She did pounce on Mitzi when Mitzi was curled up in my chair under a blanket this afternoon (post vet visit). Mitzi allowed it without even stirring, though I quickly pulled Sprite away. Mitzi really hasn't hissed at Sprite today--she's meowed at her with her scratchy little voice with a tone that says 'I'm keeping an eye on you', but I haven't really seen any hissing, other than the early morning spat. I can't believe how well the day went afterwards. As I write this evening, Sprite is sleeping on the couch that Mitzi had territorially refused to allow Sprite on 2 days ago. Earlier, Sprite napped on the cat tree without incident.
(Last update: Aug 17th, 2019 10pm)
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GRACIE
Oh, could you pick a more beautiful applehead girlie? No, I think not! I was turned in because my people moved. What? OK, so let's get over that. I'm really friendly and loving. I have such a soft, plush fur coat. Seal point fur is my favorite outfit! Foster mom is trying to figure out what my litterbox preferences are so that I can be faithful in going there. She says to tell you that she's working on it! Check out my pics and video and ask about me!
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PERSONAL INFO
Name: Gracie
ID#: VA10010
Location: Virginia
Sex: female
Current Age: 11 Yrs
Declawed: 2paw
Points: Seal
DateIn: 05/09/14
Adopted: 10/27/14
Congrats: Dawn
Foster: Rinn
 Must be Only Cat
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Notes from Home
Our sweet girl, Gracie, is doing well. I call her my Princess! She is spoiled with toys, catnip bananas and lots of love. I'm home all day and no matter what I'm doing, she's there to supervise - when it's not nap time. Though she recently lost her brother, Porky, she's adjusted well. (They weren't bonded.) My sense is she's perfectly fine with getting all of the attention and play time now. Her health is good overall and there were no significant issues at her June 2019 check up. She did need a few teeth extracted, but healed up beautifully. Occasionally, she has a bout with constipation, which leads to discomfort in the litter box and inappropriate eliminating. She's on a daily dose of Miralax plus Lactulose and subcutaneous fluids, as needed. We've got a system and keep litter boxes available and furniture protected where she tends to mess. It's easy enough to accommodate her needs. Given some of the body language she displays, I'd gather prior owners were less understanding. I must say, she does NOT like going to the vet and it sets her anxiety off the charts. I asked the vet about medicating Gracie to keep her more comfortable and we agreed it would be best if I dose her with Gabapentin in advance of her appointments. Thus far, that has proven quite successful. Overall, our baby girl is a love! We're blessed to have her and she's quite content being spoiled.
(Last update: Aug 15th, 2019 3am)
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PERSONAL INFO
Name: Paulie
ID#: VA4677
Location: Maryland
Sex: male
Current Age: 15 Yrs
Declawed: no
Points: Blue
Date In: 12/26/06
Adopted: 02/19/07
Deceased: 08/01/19
Congrats: Dawn
Foster: Joyce
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PAULIE
Foster Meowm says that I'm just a big teddybear of a meezer. Yeesh, I'm a cat - not some kind of bear ! She says if you're looking for a laid-back, easy-going cat who gets along with everybody (male & female, young and old), then I'm your guy. Just look deeply into these big baby blues and tell me how you can resist ....
Go ahead and ask and Foster Meowm will be happy to tell you what an absolutely great guy I am ! Oh yes, I've asked Aunt Siri to put it in my adoption contract that whoever adopts me has to keep me supplied with bananas - catnip bananas !!
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Notes from Home
Unfortunately, I have a sad update. Porky had kidney disease the last 3 years and we made the decision to euthanize him last week - 8/10/19. We kept him as comfortable as possible and used an in home service, Final Journey LLC in Connecticut. The vet and her assistant were amazing; kind, compassionate and gentle both with us and Porky. Both were surprised at his condition; how beautiful his coat still looked and how long he lived with the disease. Sadly, we knew he was suffering and unable to maintain a reasonable weight. The vet supported our humane decision and sensed it was made with the utmost love and compassion. He deserved nothing less.
Porky got to eat all of the grilled pork tenderloin he wanted the day before and the morning of his passing. He had lots of treats, lots of pets and lots of love in the previous days. Although we were not looking forward to the day we would lose him, it was peaceful - breezy, sunny, warm and clear skies. He was able to nap in the sun in his favorite place on our breezeway with the windows open and occasionally sniffing at the air. I was able to hold him while my husband pet his head and gave him chin rubs while we both told him how much we loved him and assured him he was okay. He was our gentle giant and our lives are better for having been able to love and care for him every day of his 12 years with us. We know our boy is still around us in spirit and are grateful for being chosen as his mom and dad. It was our honor to help him cross the rainbow bridge and be free from pain and free once again to run and play like a kitten.
I'm incredibly grateful for SCRC uniting us with Porky and his sister, Gracie. Moving forward, we hope to adopt from SCRC again in the very near future. Thank you to everyone that helped in the adoption process.
(Last update: Aug 15th, 2019 2am)
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PERSONAL INFO
Name: Clayton
ID#: VA1855
Location: Ohio
Sex: male
Current Age: 13 Yrs
Declawed: no
Points: Snowshoe
Date In: 12/16/02
Adopted: 01/25/03
Deceased: 01/01/16
Congrats: Stephanie
Foster: Kelly
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CLAYTON
Hi, I'm Clayton. I am a snowshoe Siamese. Foster mom says I am so sugary sweet I'll give you cavities. She also says I am the cutest little fella she's ever seen. And she's seen lots of cats! I was brought to the vet as a stray and now I am looking for a wonderful family to spend my life with. I am very easygoing and get along with other cats, dogs and even kids. I have perfect litterbox habits and use a scratching post very well. My hobbies are shadowing people, cuddling and playing. I love to play with other cats, by myself or with people. If you have room in your life for a wonderful guy like me just ask. I'd love to go home with you. Foster: Kelly. Congrats Bill & Steph in MD!
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Notes from Home
Pippin (aka Clayton) crossed the rainbow bridge in December 2015. He had kidney failure, was blind, and had started to have daily seizures. He was a wonderful snuggly cat and happy to the end.
(Last update: Aug 11th, 2019 4pm)
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ZOODLE
I have known Yahtzee all my life so we might make a great pair. Check back for more information. I was just spayed 1/17, so a tad under the weather, but not enough to keep me from getting up high which is a great height for getting pets.
Off evaluation date pushed back a couple days so my true colors can show as my tummy is less sore.
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PERSONAL INFO
Name: Zoodle
ID#: VA12896
Location: North Carolina
Sex: female
Current Age: 5 Yrs
Declawed: no
Points: Snowshoe
DateIn: 01/19/19
Adopted: 02/02/19
Congrats: Katherine
Foster: Julie
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Notes from Home
morning and night. It is very very sweet. Zoodle is less into laps, but loves to roll over and get tummy rubs. They seems to really come out for the kids bed times too. She jump on the beds and rolls and meows and get some pats in the mix!
(Last update: Aug 7th, 2019 12pm)
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