Yes, after the kittens are 9 weeks old and have received their first vaccinations visits are encouraged, by appointment, for those who have genuine interest in adopting one of our Birmans. At these visits we ask that you bring everyone one who is going to be living with the cat. BACK TO TOP

The first step is to send us an e-mail and inquire. Please, include information about yourself, and others who will be living with the kitten, along with information about pets you now own, or have previously owned. BACK TO TOP

Our Print Takers are based at specific stores and have specific working hours and so are not normally available to work outside their normal place & time of work. We have in extremely exceptional circumstances made arrangements to take prints away from the shops but this can’t be guaranteed and will possibly involve the additional expense for the Print Takers time and travel expenses.

If your condition means you cannot come to the surgery, you can be visited at the doctor’s discretion. Please telephone your request before 10.00am and give the receptionist as much information as possible to help the doctor assess the urgency of your call. You may be telephoned by the doctor to discuss your request.

Once the baby is ten days or more this is no problem. It is a good thing for the baby to see you at a young age, but it is not a crucial thing. We socialize all of the babies as much as possible with out putting them at risk. If you are not local and pick your baby up between 4-8weeks the adaptation will be smooth, and you will have no problem forming a bond. One of the best things you can do is to socialize your baby around as many people as possible at a young age (12 weeks and older).

Savannah kittens are typically ready to be shipped at approximately 8-12 weeks of age. This is so they can be fully vaccinated prior to leaving. They then only need an annual booster.

They are probably not abandoned kittens. Most likely, the mother just left them in what she thought was a safer place while she went looking for food. Contact Animal Control to prevent the kittens from growing into feral cats. No. The animals in the shelter are either surrendered animals by their owners residing within the City of Richland Hills or strays that are not claimed.

Yes, only within the Continental U.S. The cost is usually about $240 to most destinations in the US. This includes the flight, airline approved carrier, vet health certificate, required vaccinations, and anything else needed for the flight. Our airport does not have temperature-controlled areas for pet shipping, so we do have temperature restrictions that we have to abide by for the safety of the kitten.

Anyone, including school-aged children, who is healthy can visit. We recommend small groups at most. Avoid parties and big groups.

Family Support Worker first takes time to talk to you about what is going on in your life and with your baby, and discusses how to best solve any problems. Then they talk about child development, positive parenting skills and how to have healthy parent-child relationships.

Its simply our way of ensuring that the dog is going to a suitable home and will fit in with your lifestyle and home environment. Our home visitors are friendly and helpful and will only make an assessment of your home from the dog's point of view - nothing more.

Our staff of event consultants will be glad to visit your site in preparation for your event. Please contact us to setup an appointment.

Students usually go home at the end of the fall semester in December and at the end of the academic year in May, if they aren't staying for Summer School. During fall and spring breaks, many students choose to travel - either with our Richmond-organized tours or independently.

Any customer who is unable to go to a Service Center may be eligible to receive a Field Visit at home. A Field Advisor will contact the customer to discuss options for the customer and if necessary, makes the appropriate arrangements to provide training or equipment selection.

You can leave to our cleaner keys. Most of our clients are working busy people and the cleaners working on our behalf are key holders.

A volunteer will come to your home at your convenience to meet with you and all household members to discuss adoption. The volunteer will be looking to verify the information on your application. If you have a fenced yard, he or she will check the fence to see if it is secure. Anyone who lives at the house is required to be present. This visit will give you a chance to ask any questions you may have and to talk with the volunteer about what you can expect when you rescue a poodle.