Bibi and Tasha

Bibi and Tasha--they are a pair!<br/><br/>These adorable kitties met in a foster home and they were immediate friends. Bibi had been in the foster home as the only kitty for a while. And since he came from a little colony of cats, he was totally baffled about how to BE as the only cat. He was scared of the world.<br/><br/>Then came Tasha. And Bibi went from hissing/swiping to accepting pets, meowing/trilling, and is learning by watching Tasha that humans are not so scary! The kitties were instant pals, and they have great fun playing and racing around the house. Although we didn't think they needed to be adopted together, they are so happy together that we hope some kind family will give them both a home.<br/><br/>Bibi is a very handsome fellow with a striking black and white coat. This is his first time living in a house, and he has really taken a liking to the comforts of indoor living, but is still skeptical of the other occupants (humans). He is still shy and skittish, but now regularly comes out from his hiding place in the cabinet to observe the activities of the house. He loves to play with catnip mice and feather toys - he knows the sound of the toy drawer and will come running as soon as he hears it! He has a knack for hunting and will take care of your mouse problem before you even knew one moved in. While he is not yet ready to sit next to you on the couch, he may join you for a movie (at a safe distance). He is particularly interested in Steve Martin films, so clearly this is a cat with good sense of humor. His ideal foster home would be patient as Bibi gets acclimated to living with people. We’re guessing he is 2-3 years old.<br/><br/>Tasha has an all black coat and is the definition of a move in ready cat. She befriended everyone in the house within the first day and took no time at all to make herself at home. She is the hostess with the mostest - she will greet your guests, check on their drinks, join you for dinner, and attempt to taste test whatever comes out of the kitchen (mostly unsuccessfully). She is very brave - she is not bothered by the doorbell or the dogs and comes running to investigate as soon as she hears the vacuum. Tasha is young, a teenager, certainly not over a year. She has a lot of energy! These two became such fast friends that we’d love for them to be adopted together. Tasha will thrive in any environment, but we think Bibi would do best in a quieter home where everybody can respect his personal space when he isn’t feeling social (probably no small children). Tasha settles right in with friendly dogs, Bibi likely would be ok with a calm dog that is not trying to befriend him. They are in Anchorage.<br/><br/>Please call 907 980-8898<br/><br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/>All of the adult cats with Clear Creek Cat Rescue have been neutered or spayed, are current on all of their vaccines including rabies, and most are also microchipped. Our usual adoption fee is $80 for adults and $145 for kittens. But some cats are sponsored and have a lower adoption fee. Please check individual listings for special adoption fees. <br/>CCCR provides a 10-day trial placement period during which time the adopted cat can be returned, for any reason, for a full refund. Regardless of time, we will always take the cat back as space allows.<br/><br/>We do NOT allow declawing.<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting or learning more about any of these cats, please call 907 980 8898 or email clearcreekkitties@gmail.com<br/><br/>Although many of our cats have a reduced, or no, adoption fee, please feel free to make a contribution to help another cat be rescued. If you would like to sponsor any of these cats by paying their adoption fee, or a part of the fee, you can do so by using the 'Donate' button on our website, or contact us by phone or email to donate by mail. All contributions are tax-deductible.

Bibi and Tasha--they are a pair!

These adorable kitties met in a foster home and they were immediate friends. Bibi had been in the foster home as the only kitty for a while. And since he came from a little colony of cats, he was totally baffled about how to BE as the only cat. He was scared of the world.

Then came Tasha. And Bibi went from hissing/swiping to accepting pets, meowing/trilling, and is learning by watching Tasha that humans are not so scary! The kitties were instant pals, and they have great fun playing and racing around the house. Although we didn't think they needed to be adopted together, they are so happy together that we hope some kind family will give them both a home.

Bibi is a very handsome fellow with a striking black and white coat. This is his first time living in a house, and he has really taken a liking to the comforts of indoor living, but is still skeptical of the other occupants (humans). He is still shy and skittish, but now regularly comes out from his hiding place i

Bibi and Tasha--they are a pair!

These adorable kitties met in a foster home and they were immediate friends. Bibi had been in the foster home as the only kitty for a while. And since he came from a little colony of cats, he was totally baffled about how to BE as the only cat. He was scared of the world.

Then came Tasha. And Bibi went from hissing/swiping to accepting pets, meowing/trilling, and is learning by watching Tasha that humans are not so scary! The kitties were instant pals, and they have great fun playing and racing around the house. Although we didn't think they needed to be adopted together, they are so happy together that we hope some kind family will give them both a home.

Bibi is a very handsome fellow with a striking black and white coat. This is his first time living in a house, and he has really taken a liking to the comforts of indoor living, but is still skeptical of the other occupants (humans). He is still shy and skittish, but now regularly comes out from his hiding place in the cabinet to observe the activities of the house. He loves to play with catnip mice and feather toys - he knows the sound of the toy drawer and will come running as soon as he hears it! He has a knack for hunting and will take care of your mouse problem before you even knew one moved in. While he is not yet ready to sit next to you on the couch, he may join you for a movie (at a safe distance)