This section includes the following topics: • Listing of Mandatory Vetting Procedures• Body Checks• Snap/Combo Testing• FVRCP Vaccines• Rabies Vaccines• Sterilization - Spay and Neuter• Deworming, Flea and Earmite Treatment• Microchipping• Vetting Procedures for Kittens• Litter Box Issues• Fecal Exam Policy• Nail Trims• Other Medical Issues• In The Event of Death• Spay, … [Read more...]
KD Vet Hospitals and Clinics
Kitty Devore Rescue is comprised of foster members in nearly every Southern California county. Rather than have our foster parents go to one centralized vet hospital for services, we’ve developed relationships over our years in operation with several veterinary hospitals and clinics in each county where foster members are located. We have Kitty Devore Rescue accounts … [Read more...]
About The Kitty Devore Store
The for-purchase section of the Kitty Devore Store is closed as of Spring of 2019. However, the Free Medication section of the store is still open to Kitty Devore Rescue foster parents. In the member area on the website, we have a section we call The Kitty Devore Store. This is where you can order additional free medication, if needed, for your foster kitty. Post office … [Read more...]
Kitty Contagions
Included in this section: • Kitty Contagions - What They Are and What To Do• What Is An Upper Respiratory Infection (URI)?• URI Medications• URI Treatments• URI Prevention• Panleukopenia Kitty Contagions - What They Are and What To Do If you discover your new foster kitty has a contagion such as a URI or ringworm, mange, ear mites, giardia, coccidia, or another … [Read more...]
Your New Arrival and ISO Protocol
In the rescue world, ISO is the abbreviation for “Isolation”. When a cat who has just spent a week to two weeks in the shelter environment comes into your home, if you have other cats in the home - your own or other foster kitties - the new arrival should be immediately placed in ISO and we strongly encourage you to keep them in ISO for the next 10 to 14 days. ISO is for … [Read more...]