SHAID's Home for the Holidays 09

WEBMASTER NOTE: IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT TAKING PART IN THIS WONDERFUL INCENTIVE, PLEASE REMEMBER THAT IT WILL BE OVER ON THE FOURTH OF JAN.

Pssst, m y n ame is Kiwi and I want you to know that its time for S.H.A.I.D 's annual Home for the Holiday's. What is that you say? S.H.A.I.D is going to underwrite half the adoption fee for all of the purrfect kitties who have been at the shelter for more than six months ... in other words ... it will only cost $75.00 to adopt any of the wonderful kitties on this page. PS I'm adopted ...yippee


Adopted	Calley	Capri

Cecial	ADOPTED!!!!!	Daisy

Gizmo	ADOPTED !!!!!	Kobi

Adopted	Adopted	ADOPTED

Adopted	Adopted	Adopted

Top Ten Reasons to Choose an Adult Rescue Cat
1. You're not starting from scratch with an older pet - When you buy a kitten, you're essentially bringing an infant into your home... a completely untrained little critter who thinks that 3:00 am is playtime
2. Adults are normally house trained
3. An older cat most likely will be content being alone - a perfect match for someone who has an active lifestyle.
4. The bond is strong - Cats who have seen hard times are wise enough to recognize the value of the love that you offer.
5. Adult cats may sleep at the foot of your bed, in a cozy spot in your bedroom or under your bed. A kitten will most likely run around all night climbing and play attacking anything low enough to jump on - including you.
6. Fewer vet fees - Rescue pets have had physical examinations, have been spayed or neutered and are up to date on shots. Known health issues are never kept secret.
7. What you see is what you get - Personalities are known and so that its easier to recognize a "kindred spirit"
8. Its easier to tell how adults will fit into a multi pet household
9. Adult cats are generally better for families - Kittens can nip and scratch. Adult pets are more mellow and more able to get themselves out of harms way and because of this are often more patient with children.
10. It teaches your kids good values - Face it - we live in an extremely materialistic society, in which TV teaches kids that everything can be bought, that they should get their parents to buy them everything, and that anything worth having costs a lot of money. Adopting a rescue pet for your family presents a wonderful opportunity to teach your children basic values of compassion and caring, and also about the value of second chances.

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