Do you recognize this cat?

This kitty has been hanging around Parkway and Kilmer Streets for the past week or so. It seems to either be lost or have been dumped. It's friendly and seems to really want to be an indoor cat. Do you recognize it? If so, please either contact us or have the owner contact us asap as we don't want to see such a friendly kitty having to live on the streets any longer.

In the meantime, while we're looking for the owner, if you are interested in possibly fostering this kitty, please let us know. Contact us via the Contact Us button, leaving a comment or via cheverlycarneys@gmail.com. You'd be doing a great thing!

Bush kitty needs a home

This sweet little guy is in need of a home. He was discovered living in the bushes of a residential living complex. Some caring residents have taken to feeding him and are currently getting a makeshift shelter together for him to live in while he's still outdoors as severe allergies sadly prevent them from taking him inside.

Bush kitty is timid, but warming up quickly. It doesn't take much, but when he knows he can trust you, he's full of love and affection! This handsome boy is thought to be 4 months old and is on his way to be fully vetted and neutered next week.

If you have it in your heart to adopt such a wonderful cat and get him off of the streets, please contact us via cheverlycarneys@gmail.com. You won't regret it!

Are you missing a cat here in Cheverly?

via another Cheverly resident:

A lovely long haired cat with white boots has turned up in our yard. If you are missing such a cat, please call Kris or Lyn at 301-322-7371. We live on Belleview Ave. near Kilmer.

Prince the siamese cat needs a home ASAP

Urgent request sent to us:

My friend has a 6 year old male Siamese Cat that she has had since a kitten. His name is Prince. My friend recently moved and can not have pets. The cat is well behaved, litter trained, sleeps at night, and quiet. The cat is up to date on its shots and has been fixed. The cat will come with a litter box and litter. If interested, please contact either me or my friend Kim. Kimberlyleggette@yahoo.com and sheriyoung520@gmail.com, or even Ron at caufinger@aol.com.




Update: We're happy to know that Prince has found a new home.

Interested in adopting a special kitty?

Sent to us from a volunteer w/the Montgomery County Animal Shelter:

A three-legged female kitty with medium length, black and white hair was found near Good Hope Road in Silver Spring. She was taken to the shelter on 7/19. Are you interested in giving her a forever home? If so, for more information, call the shelter at 240-773-5960 and ask about CHEVY - ID#A342392.

Her record is at this link and the photo can be viewed via this flickr page. (If the first link isn't accessible, check the Flickr link below for final outcome - I'll add it within a few days.)

Please watch for lost posters, and pass this information along to your neighbors. The number and web address for the shelter are below. I really can't believe someone isn't looking for this cat!

Robin
Volunteer, Montgomery County Animal Shelter
Shelter number: 240-773-5960

http://www.flickr.com/photos/robinsiegel/sets/72157594579349103/
http://mcmdlostpets.blogspot.com/
http://www.mchumane.org

Kittens looking for their forever home!

A mother (who is just a kitten herself) and her kittens were rescued off the streets of Cheverly by the collaborative effort of a few compassionate residents. They're now looking for their loving, forever home. If you're interested in adopting any one of these kitties, please let us know by either hitting the CONTACT US button on the right hand side of this page, or via 202 812-3233.

Missing: Missy the cat

Missy has disappeared from her home in the area of Cheverly Avenue and Lombard Street. She's been missing for over a week and her caretakers miss her very much.

She has tortoise shell color markings and is likely shy around strangers. If you see a cat that may fit her description, please let us know via the CONTACT US button down on the right hand side of this blog, in the comment section of this post, or by calling 202 812-3233.