Looking for Good Loving Homes for my Three Fline Friends

Hello Cat Lovers,

I am looking for good loving homes for my three feline friends.  For the past three years we have had an exciting dynamic life, but now is time for us to go in different directions. I deeply love them and wish nothign but the best to them.  I am truly hoping to find good loving families that could provide them the love, care and nuture they deserve. Here is a brief description of them:

Bellagia - Girl three years old short hair calico (White with a few black/gray spots). Very "girly" independent delicate and smart.

Pallazzo (Bellagia's brother)- Boy three years old short hair calico (Gray and white).Big loving boy who loves to be pampered and very vocal.

Mirage - Boy three years olds mix between siamese and short hair white cat. Sween quiet boy who enjoys peaceful enviroments.

A few more facts about them, they were rescued at six weeks old in Las Vegas, Nevada, all of theme spayed and neutered.

Interested? Please feel free to send me a PM.

It is almost never best for a cat to be re-homed. The chances of finding a good home for 1 adult cat, let alone 3, are slim-to-none . Is there a reason you can't keep them? I'm sure they would be happiest staying with you .

Not sure if you read this prior to posting here or not, but this was written by the owner of this website:

"If you're looking to find a new home for a cat:

1. The chances that anyone here will be able to take in the cat are slim.

2. We consider our cats to be family members and knowing just how hard it is to find a good forever home for a cat, people are bound to try and talk you into keeping the cat. If you're unwilling to deal with that approach, then please don't post here about your cat."

If your situation is such that you cannot take care of them right now, maybe you could ask a friend to keep them until your situation changes? 

for your kitties. Sorry you have to rehome them. As Sally mentioned above, is there anyone who could take all three temporarily until you are able to care for them again?