Planning a visit to pick up your new kitten
Pickup or Delivery?
Congratulations on the adoption of your new purebred cornish rex kitten! We are looking forward to meeting you and introducing you to your new fuzzy corny! Here are some important details about your upcoming visit.
Coming to our home
You are invited to visit our house, where we nurture the kittens. It's not a physical store with normal business hours like Petco or Petsmart.
Like you, we occasionally leave the house to take our kids to the grocery or to school for their many activities. Like everyone else, we are trying our best to strike a balance between family obligations and all of life's other vital pursuits.
Visitors are only permitted by appointment.
Schedule an Appointment
When it is convenient for us both,we will set up a meeting with you,but this won't happen until your kitten has been paid for in whole or in part. We might only have a little window of time to meet you before another scheduled event in our family life,so it's crucial that you be on time for your meeting.Please notify us as soon as possible if your plans change so that we can both reschedule for the next open window of time.
Hopefully that won't be an issue, but occasionally there are doctor's appointments or other errands that can't be changed without causing a lot of trouble.
Traveling Forward With early arrival
Please text us your GPS arrival projections if you're driving to Shawnee so we can follow your progress. It is useful to know how your travel is going because there may be construction delays or weather delays. Please consider stopping for a brief meal if you arrive in Shawnee earlier than expected so that you may modify your arrival time to our house as planned. Because we want to bathe and dry your new kitten just before you come, which takes a couple of hours, we are typically not ready for an early arrival.These preparations are timed to coincide with your expected arrival.
Remember to bring a travel carrier
Please don't forget to bring your new pet's travel carrier. She'll probably enjoy the journey home, snoozing in your lap or purring on your shoulder
But you still have to transfer your cat from our house to your car, then when you get there, into your own house, you have to place him in the carrier. By using a travel carrier outside, you may prevent your adorable cat from getting disturbed by loud noises and unfamiliar surroundings.
