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| Retired Adults and Rescues |
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| Some answers to common questions about retired adults: Will my resident cat accept another adult? With patience, and the right introductions, many cats will learn to get along with another adult. The key is to match a personality that compliments your current cat's. Do the male cats spray? Unneutered males and unspayed females can become territorial. Spraying is their way of marking areas as theirs. When we retire a cat, the instinct to mark territory is virtually eliminated once the cat has recovered from the spay or neuter procedure. We ensure during their recovery that their are no behavioral issues such as spraying before the cat is placed in a new home. What is the life span of Cornish Rex? Cornish Rex can live 15-20 years or more. By providing good vet care, high quality food, exercise, a meticulously clean litter box, an indoor only home environment, and lots of loving attention, you are ensuring the relationship you have with your Rex will last a long time. Will it cost less to adopt an adult? Most HAUSofMAUS adults are offered for adoption for the donation of the cost of the spay or neuter. How do I apply for an upcoming adult? Please help me to get to know you by emailing me information about yourself and your home environment including any other pets you have. We will not offer a cat that we don't feel would be a good match for your situation. |
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| HAUSofMAUS Cornish Rex Cattery Wolcott, CT Lisa Spero mewtations@yahoo.com (203) 879-8978 |
| Obbie is a spayed tortoiseshell, and is very attached to our son. She will live out her retired life here, with us. |
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| To see other rescues, please visit: |
| Site Navigation: Mewtations HomePage About Our Cattery Our Cats Kittens Rescues and Retirees Links Our Other Pets Contact Information |
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| 9/15/07 Our Rescue Gina (dilute calico-12 years old) has come back to HAUSofMAUS, because she was too active, and needed too much attention. Rex remain kittenish throughout their lives. Rex can live 15-20 years. Adopting a Rex is a lifetime commitment. If you might be interested in providing a forever home for Gina or another Rex, please contact me at mewtations@yahoo.com |
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| If you have tried to contact us and did not get a response, please try again. Occasionally our email or computer is down, and messages get lost in the shuffle. |
| All images, text and content are copyright protected, and not to be copied or used without express written permission from the owner and author Lisa Spero of HAUSofMAUS. First created 2000. All modifications are inclusive to the copyright protection. |
| Update: HAUSofMAUS has rescues available now. Please inquire at mewtations@yahoo.com |
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| Obbie Na is our retired tortie. She loves our son, and won't ever part with him. |
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