Black&Tan Siamese Scholarship Program

Music on this page is Rascal Flatts "Skin" aka Sara Beth from their Feels Like Today CD

(Please allow time for this to load it is a beautiful song.)

I grew up in a lower income family and my parents would never have indulged in the purchase a purebred Siamese. When a relative offered my parents a Siamese in 1952 they made the commitment to provide a loving forever home. If it were not for this free Siamese I would never have grown up loving this breed. I can now offer this type of experience to a deserving child. I have begun a scholarship program for deserving special needs children. Families of special needs children often cannot afford indulgences. They spend a lot of time working the system to get treatments, basic equipment, physical therapy, or tutoring necessary for their child's development. Volunteer work with pet therapy has shown me the medical benefits of pet companionship. Knowing that they are working for a special reward can work wonders with a student that struggles in school. Siamese cats are different then other cats, just look at them to see this difference. Siamese can show a child that being different can be a beautiful thing.

If you would like to have your child considered for our scholarship program. Please send me an email telling me about your special child. Please be aware that you must be able to provide for the needs of a Siamese for its entire lifetime, including but not limited to, premium quality cat food and regular veterinary care.

Our peanut at two weeks of age weighing only two pounds.

This photo was taken the first time I was able to hold her. She was born 14 weeks premature.

Tom put his wedding ring on her, it slipped over her hand and went all the way up to her shoulder.

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