Behaviour/character: Very playful young tomcat, he lets himself be picked up.
Medication/health: Cas is a healthy young male cat, has been vaccinated and will soon be neutered.
Social with people: Cas is very playful and social towards people.
Social with other cats and dogs: Cas is social with other cats but sometimes very busy. A real 'havens angel' 🙂 Dogs is not yet known.
How the cat ended up in the haven: Kareema tried in vain to catch Cas for days because he was wandering alone on the busy streets of Cairo. On December 31st she finally succeeded and Cas became the last rescued cat of 2024. Cas hardly slept the first night, he only played with toys he had never had and ate the tasty cat food. He quickly developed into a lively playful boy.
In late November 2022, Kareema, the owner of Haven, went to lunch with a friend. She took the wrong road so she had to turn around by making a U-turn. There on that busy road she saw little kitten Quinn, very scared and meowing loudly.
Kareema stopped and pulled him off the busy road and then took him to the safety of the harbor.
Quinn is now two years old. He is estimated to be born in October 2022.
He is not a lap cat. He does not come and ask to be cuddled. He walks, runs and plays to be with you but does not let himself be touched. With time and a home that he can call his own 4-ever home there is room for improvement.
If you play with him a lot he will learn to trust people and hopefully become more affectionate. Since he is a playful cat this process can be a lot of fun for everyone.
December 2024
Quinn has received his vaccination for common cat diseases and rabies. He has received his worm and flea treatment. He is microchipped and neutered. And knows how to use the litter box.
He gets along well with other cats and cat friendly dogs. There are no known medical issues. He sometimes looks a bit cross-eyed. Quinn is a healthy young cat. Not yet tested for FIV/FeLV. Option to have tested is available.
As a SHE cat who has found safety in Haven we insist that it stays that way. And so Quinn must be an indoor cat or only allowed outside in a very well enclosed garden. No free roaming is allowed.
Pumpkin's temporary home has been Haven since August 2024.
When she arrived at Haven she had cloudy eyes. Pumkin was given eye drops and they helped. The cloudiness in her eyes is mostly gone. It is suspected that she has about 80% vision.
Her right ear is damaged. It is not clear how this happened. – Just to be clear; Pumpkin is not deaf.
December 2024
We estimate that she was born in June 2024, so she is still very young.
Like all SHE cats, she has received her vaccinations. This against common cat diseases and rabies. She is also chipped and sterilized. Has received her deworming and anti-flea treatment.
And is also litter box trained.
She is very friendly. Loves cuddles. And is – no surprise since she is so young – very playful.
A visitor to Haven had the following to say about Pumpking;
Pumpkin is really one of my favorites!
Very calm and waiting but once you have touched her or looked at her once she only wants attention. She will not push anyone else aside just to be petted, she waits her turn.
In one eye you can still see a whitish haze/discoloration, but this does not bother her at all.
Maud, visitor to Haven in December 2024
Pumpkin gets along well with other cats and also cat-friendly dogs.
We care about the safety of our SHE cats. 'win for life' Pumpkin won the lottery by getting off the streets and into Haven. – Pumpkin is safe in Haven.
It should be the same in her adoptive family.
Some people believe that it is cruel to forbid a cat to roam freely. – There is no discussion about this here.
A SHE adoption cat must be an indoor cat. Or if it goes outside, it must be in a very well-sealed outdoor area or cat run, that is also fine.
And anyone who wants to walk the adopted cat on a leash is welcome to do so.
Anyone who does not want to keep a cat under these conditions should not go to Safe Haven Egypt.
Another practical thing: due to regulations with the rabies vaccination, the earliest Pumkin can travel is February 2025.
Unfortunately, we have very little information available about our Myla. This text will be adjusted when more becomes available.
Myla is a 1 year old girl (born November 2023, est.) that is playful. She has one eye. An operation is planned to close the non-functioning eye.
The fact that she only has a single eye is not a handicap for a domestic cat. Even completely blind cats can handle themselves perfectly.
Myla lives with many other cats and also a number of dogs. So she will have no problem with such housemates.
All SHE cats are vaccinated against common cat diseases and rabies. Get an anti-worm treatment and anti-flea treatment. They are chipped and taught to use the litter box.
An essential part of a suitable home for a SHE cat is that it is a safe home. Myla must be an indoor cat. Or go outside in a very well-enclosed garden from which she cannot escape.
Do you think that giving Myla a safe and loving home is within your capabilities? – Then check out our adoption procedure. And don't hesitate to contact us contact. We love nothing more than talking about our cats and how the adoption process works.
NL