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25,639 Rescued Siamese Cat Rescue Center Rocky Mtn Siamese Rescue Pacific Siamese Rescue So. Calif Siamese Rescue Pick a Rescue How to Adopt Siamese Available Support a Rescue Newsletter Sign up Volunteering for SR Volunteering TheSiameseStore RMSR Store Pacific SR Store Shop with UsKeeping Cats Indoors Rainbow Bridge Medical Information Deciding When It’s Time Joys of an Adult Cat Trials of a Kitten Integrating your Cat Cat Education 101 Contact SCRC Contact Rocky Mt Contact PacificContact So. Calif SR Siamese Rescue-Other Contact Us 25,639 Siamese Rescued! So you want a Siamese? If so, the next question is whether Rescue is the right avenue of adoption for you? For many years, Siamese Rescue of VA, TX, KS, CO and CA worked to place unwanted Siamese cats from owners and shelters into new homes, carefully matching personalities to the home. As of 2021, all the groups with the exception of Southern California have closed their doors. Siamese Rescue VA remains available to help with advice, mentoring and support for any Siamese needing help. You can contact Southern California Siamese Rescue using the link on the right. You can also view all of the previous cats for the other groups using their links. Pacific Siamese Rescue was absorbed by Southern California, who will also have a new website later this year. If you are interested in adding a rescued Siamese to your family, be sure to research the breed carefully. Look for a rescue group or shelter that takes into account the components of your household: family members, other animals, and lifestyle. With this information in hand, you want a group that considers the personality of each cat they are adopting out and whether that personality will mesh successfully with your lifestyle. Siamese cats make wonderful companions, but they are not necessarily a fit for every household. They are smart, active, and can be vocal. They may be demanding, needy, and require a lot of attention. They are, therefore, not suited for a family without the time, energy and desire to focus on their cat. As with any breed, every cat is different. When searching out an organization to adopt from, look for a group that matchmakes the cat’s personality to the parameters of the home. Rescue cats often come from unknown backgrounds and may bring some baggage with them. They need a family willing to give the cat time to settle in, and then to be vested enough to work through any personality quirks and issues. If so, the next question is whether Rescue is the right avenue of adoption for you? Determining this early on is key. Rescue cats are cats that were no longer wanted or able to be cared for They are wonderful, deserving cats, but they are not without their issues. Our job, which we take very seriously, is to get to know you, to get to know our cats, and to work together to find a great match. Because many of these cats come with baggage, Rescue is not always for everyone. We’re looking for adopters (Rescuers if you will) who have the patience, understanding and compassion to work through issues that may arise. We’re here to help you. If you need a cat within a few days, if you aren’t interested in dealing with any issues that may arise, if you must have a specific age and look, Rescue may not be the best solution for you. The Siamese Rescue website provides a group of individually operated non-profit Rescue Organizations the opportunity to engage in a common purpose and to come together at one Internet presence. Each organization represented here is a separate non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation with its own Board, policies and procedures, but working towards a common goal - to rescue homeless and abandoned Siamese cats and rehome them in carefully screened, permanent situations. This nationwide effort to rescue Siamese before they are euthanized at shelters requires an enormous amount of time, energy, and money. You won’t find a more dedicated group of individuals willing to put forth everything they have to save this wonderful breed. There just isn’t enough, however, to go around. Enough transporters, enough fosters, enough money. Many of these cats require extensive medical work to get them back on their feet, and we are willing to do it, if we can. Please consider supporting any or all of the Center’s efforts - if you can donate - whether it be in supplies, in elbow grease, or in funds, your help is key to our success. All of the Centers would greatly appreciate any support you can provide them. Select the Organization which is closest to you from the Navigation bar on the right, and you will be taken to their webpages. While our focus is on our Rescue Programs, we strive to offer a variety of information and resources related to the Siamese cat. We hope you will enjoy learning more about the breed by joining the family of ’Meezer’ friends at the Siamese Internet Cat Club, and if you can’t adopt at this point in time, please consider volunteering in one of many ways to help our effort to rescue this most wonderful breed! Siamese Rescue of Kansas Siamese Rescue of KS was the first licensed Siamese Rescue organization. It was founded in 1997 and continued until 2004. During this time, they rescued and placed over 834 cats and were active in the placement of many other cats. "Through a very special cat named Duke, we met Siri, who founded the Siamese Cat Rescue Center in Virginia, and the ball began rolling with the establishment of several other Siamese Rescues across the nation. While we are very sad to close our doors, we are proud of our accomplishments and the influence we had on cat rescue across the nation." Thank you to our fosters and volunteers who improved the lives of many cats and beans along the way. 11,714 Rescued685 Rescued1,370 Rescued 3,129 Rescued Links Contact Us © 2021 Siamese Cat Rescue Center...