The BHS beleives that shelter cats make excellent companion pets. However, just as cats give people love and companionship, pet owners need to care for their cats and provide them with an appropriate loving home. Careful research and planning is the key to adopting the right pet for your family, since adopting a pet should never be an impulse decision.

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Bannock Humane Society List of Cats 1/02/2002
Humane Society Number   232-0371


Larry and Sue        233-2832
"Bandit"                M-Gray tabby-3 years 2001-neutered
"Celeste"               F-Gray tabby-6 years 2001-spayed
                        Lap Kitty, single cat home!!
"Buddy & Buster"        M/M-Orange/white-2 years 7/2001-neutered 

Jeanette             237-6480 (home) 	232-8810 (work)
"Amy"                   F-Siamese cross-6 years 2001-spayed		
"Taylor"                M-Orange tabby-4 years 2001-neutered-**
"Tiffany"               F-Tortoiseshell-4 years 2001-spayed
"Wilma"                 F-Black/white tabby DSH-4 years 2001-spayed-**	
"Xena"                  F-DLH, gray/white-5 months 7/2001-spayed-**
"Callie"                F-Calico-3 weeks 8/7/01
"Watson"                M-Mackral tabby, mink colored-5 weeks 10/27/01	

Pauline              237-9430
"Curious"               F-Black Tortoiseshell-1 year 4/2001-spayed-**
"Spooky"                F-Gold and Black Tortoiseshell-1 year 4/2001-spayed

Vickee               237-5976
"Sasha"                 F-Black & White-1 year 2001-spayed
                        Very loving and friendly!!
"Twink"                 F-Black & White-1 year 2001-spayed
                        F-3 Calicos-1.5 years		spayed

Ava                  775-3756
"Paws"                  M-Gray tabby-1 year 2001-neutered-**-Loves mice!!
"Bandit"                M-Gray/White tabby-12 months 7/2001-neutered-**
"Maggie Mae"            F-Calico-5 years 2001-spayed	
                        Great Mouser!! Lover!! Needs single cat home!!

Bridget              237-6460
"Howie"                 F-Gray tabby-9 months 4/2001-neutered-**

Annalisa             237-4181 (keeping both)
"Oreo"                  M-Black/white DSH-8 months 4/2001-neutered
"Joey"                  M-Dark Tabby Stripe-3-4 months 10/2001	neutered	

Carmen               232-7758
"Delilah"               F-Lilac Point Siamese-3 months 8/2001			

Maria                234-1905
"Shoghi"                M-DSH Black-5 months 8/2001-neutered

Nichole              478-1622
"Duke"                  M-White DMH-2 years 2001-neutered-**

Cathy                234-0359
"Phoebe"                F-Dark Tabby with merle, white feet-3-4 months 10/2001-spayed-**
"Bullet"                M-Yellow-DLH-6 months 10/2001-Semi-feral, needs work

Linda                232-3598
"CC"                    F-Gray tabby DMH-2 years 2001-spayed

Sarah                478-2086
"Bear"                  M-DMH, tabby with white face-4 months 9/23/01

Dawn                 478-2061
"Sky"                   M-Classic tabby, crème, blue eyes-2 years 2001-neutered
                        OK with dogs, single cat home preferred

Sharon               233-8611
"Cypress"               F-DSH Calico-7 years 2001-spayed
			"Only cat home"		
"Mumu"                  F-DSH Black/white chest-8 years 2001-spayed
			"1 or 2 cats max in home"
"Chaco"                 M-DLH Black-7 months 10/01-neutered
"Luna"                  F-DSH Black-7 months 10/01-spayed

Jackie               233-5970 
"Sammy"                 M-Gray DLH-4 months 12/2001	neutered

Theresa              233-7494	* temp foster 8/16/2001*
                        M-DLH, flame point siamese cross-8 weeks 8/16/2001
"Callie"                F-DMH, calico-8 weeks 8/16/2001

Kayla                478-9734	* temp foster 9/8/2001 
                        - Looking for foster home*
"Scardee Cat"           M-tabby-4 months 9/23/01				
"Ping"                  F-DMH, tabby-4 months 9/23/01
"Shadow"                M-DMH, tabby-4 months 9/23/01
"Mama Teresa"           F-Tabby DSH-3 years 2001

Barbara              234-5952	* temp foster 9/16/2001*
"Hope"                  F-Grey tabby DMH-4 months 9/2001				

Josh                 238-6246	* temp foster 10/6/01 
                        (will be moving back to Kayla) *
"Ice"                   M-Siamese mix-4 months 9/23/01	neutered

Teresa               238-1088 * temp foster 10/6/01 * 
                        * may keep, will let us know *
"Kitty"                 F-Siamese mix-1-2 years 2001		spayed

Linda                478-1008   * temp foster 10/18/01 
                        - Looking for foster home*
"Grace"                 F-Gray-1 year 2001	
                        2 kittens, gray & white-1 week 10/18/01

Becky                237-4502   * temp foster 10/18/01
                        - Looking for foster home*
"Mom Cat"               F-DSH Calico-6 mos-1 yr 10/01	
		
Nancy                237-3156   * temp foster 10/17/01*
"Dotty"                 F-DSH Calico-4 months 11/01-spayed	

Amanda               478-6567  * temp foster 11/3/01 *
"Salem"                 M-Grey tabby-2 years 2001		neutered	

Sonya                233-0380  * temp foster 11/8/01 *
"Jaguar"                M-Black DSH-6 months 11/01	
"White Lightning"       Black/white DSH-6 months 11/01	

Joan                 237-6885 * temp foster 11/15/01 *
                        F-DSH Gray Tortie-5-6 months 11/01-spayed

Sharon               233-1580 * temp foster 12/06/01 * keeping *
"Puki"                  M-DSH White-5 months 12/01

Robyn                232-2280 * temp foster 12/13/01 *
"Ottis"                 M-Persian, yellow-1 year 2001-neutered-**

1. Am I ready to make a long-term commitment? Adopting a cat means being responsible for his or her health and happiness that should take the relationship through normal changes in life, such as moving. Cats can live up to 15 or 20 years.
2. Can I afford the cat? The cost of a cat is more than just the adoption fee; remember to include the cost of food, litter, basic and emergency veterinary care, and supplies.
3. Is everyone in my household in favor of adopting a cat? One adult in the home should be designated as the primary caretaker so that the cat's needs do not become lost in the shuffle of busy schedules. Also, make sure that your landlord allows pets prior to bringing any new animal home.
4. Do I have at least one hour a day to devote to loving and caring for my cat? A cat requires plenty of love and affection. Although more independent than dogs, they thrive on companionship. It is also recommended that you consider adopting two cats if there is no one home during the day. Two are company for each other and two will bring more love into your life.
5. Am I ready to take on the daily responsibilities of caring for a cat? Although cats are easier to take care of than dogs, they still require daily care, such as litterbox cleaning, feeding, and exercise through play.
6. Am I willing to commit to understanding basic cat behavior and training? Understanding cat behavior will help you train your cat not to scratch your furniture and to use the litterbox. Cats are independent, but they can be trained with patience, understanding, and love.

Honestly answering "yes" to all six questions means that you are probably ready to bring a cat into your life. This will save the animal from being returned to the shelter, and will offer both the cat and the new owner a long and satisfying life together.