Current Devon Rescues

Buddy and Ciro
 

Buddy is the more active of the two. He likes to explore and venture into every corner of the house. He is learning that countertops, tables, and potted plants are off limits. He loves a warm lap and demands attention, just like a typical Devon. He seems to be a dominant cat as related to the four permanent residents of the foster home, but has caused no harm to any of them.

Buddy and Ciro are two neutered, 9-year-old brothers. They are both friendly and curious and love attention from adults and respectful children, even toddlers. They have good appetites (a little too good) and excellent litter box habits. They are living with a dog in their foster home and they either avoid or ignore him.   Buddy

Cirro     Although his bald spots make him look like an old man, his wavy Devon coat is a beautiful color

Ciro is a laid back kind of guy. He likes to sleep on or near people and always wants to be around whatever human is available. He has a sensitive stomach, but is doing well on a no grain dry food.

Both boys are up to date on vaccines, FIV and FeLV negative, just had their teeth cleaned, and are in good overall health. Buddy and Ciro are bonded and must be placed together. They are being fostered in Maryland and we would like to place them within driving distance of the Washington, DC area.

Contact Mary Sue Rubin at msrubin@verizon.net

Gracie

Gracie just celebrated her tenth birthday, but you wouldn’t know it if you watched her play. She slides into piles of newspapers stacked neatly on the floor, pushes her favorite turquoise donut bed from one side of the room to the other, carries her toys around to the area of the room that suits her best at the moment, and perks up from a full sleep at the sound of birds and nearly flies to the balcony door to investigate. She’s recently been vetted and is in good health, up to date on vaccines, and FeLV/FIV negative. Gracie has perfect litter box habits. She eats well and is currently having her food limited to help her lose 2 pounds so she can return to her younger svelte self. This “diet” doesn’t seem to bother her except first thing in the morning when she will dance around on the bed and lick the blanket to let you know that she is ready to eat.

Gracie has never lived with other animals and has had little experience with people other than her former owner. She is doing well in her foster home with no other animals and it took her less than a week to warm up to her foster mom. She will do best as an only pet or with one other cat and a quiet household with someone who has experience working with shy cats. She might actually love having a playmate since she is so playful. Gracie has a gorgeous black coat and beautiful gold eyes. She is being fostered in Maryland and we would like to place her within driving distance of the Washington, D. C. area.

Contact: Mary Sue Rubin at msrubin@verizon.net