FELLS/MASON
GRAY
Hi
I adopted, "Fells" last Thursday and wanted to send
you couple of photos.
His new name is Mason Gray and he is now purring up a storm and
sitting on my lap when I am on the computer. Here are some photos
of him in the last week.
THANKS
Meredith Powell
CHOPSTICKS
AND FAFFY
Hi
Here are some pictures of Chopsticks & Faffy. :) They are
adjusting quite well and often come up to us and wait to get petted.
The first couple days they preferred to hide under the bed a lot
but now they are having a lot of fun running all over the place.
They love sitting in the window & when we have the blinds
closed at night they hide from each other behind them. It is so
cute.
Have a great day!
Zanna Knell
PIPPA
LOOK
AT THIS!!!!! Can you believe it is the same cat. She was shy and
didn't show well at the adoption center but we knew she would
be a love once in a home.
Marie
Pippa
(precious marble) is so so happy and so are we ! She and Daisy
(lab) are slowing getting introduced and both are very curious
of the other. She is a love and has already charmed us all.
Thank you for allowing us to adopt her.
Best,
Annie Kenney
Rosie
is looking for a hug from Pippa.
I just want a hug.
What a gentle Pippa!
Such
a gentle cat she is ! She didn't even flinch when the baby "hugged"
her. Just looked at me and then came into my lap for attention
after the "hug". Rosie was enchanted !
BELLE
and LILLY
Hi
Marie,
I
just wanted to properly thank you for helping our family select
Belle, and in doing so, include a couple of pictures and give
you a brief update on how she is doing.
As you can see, she has taken very much to her scratching post/perch,
although she would prefer it if our windows didn't have screens!
Still with the colder weather coming, the windows will now remain
shut and she doesn't seem to mind that much. She also has a view
out to the front of our property, but in order to use that, she
has to sit upright on one of our dining chairs, so this is the
preferred seat.
However,
this photo proves that there are plenty of other comfy seats on
which she has made herself perfectly at home. All of our couches
and armchairs allow her to crawl underneath, which give her plenty
of places from which to launch attacks on her toys. The fleece
wand has been particularly successful, as is a laser pen we recently
bought.
It would seem that she will never be one of life's big eaters,
but with trial and error I now have a good idea of her preferences
regarding wet food. She always eats kibble, so I don't have to
worry that she will starve. All in all I feel she is settling
in well and has become the 6th member of our family. Which leads
me to say that when her sister becomes available for adoption,
we are still interested in her too, and you can contact me either
at this email address or the one on our adoption papers, as well
as the phone number given there too.
Once again, thank you for answering all my questions and for finding
us such an adorable cat.
Regards,
Catherine Cooper
Note
they did adopt her sister, Lilly, once she stopped nursing kittens
and was spayed.
Sue Webb
ALEXA
Can
you believe in such a short time how Alexa has changed. I'm glad
she
gave her a chance--so any people will not even try!
Marie
Hi
ladies,
Alexa is 100% comfortable. Here she is cuddling with me. She sleeps
with me every night, usually tucked behind my knees or curled
up to my side. Sometimes she will even walk on me and put her
face up to my face. Yep, I would say she has reached her potential
and come out of her shell! Cassie, my other cat, is also so much
happier all the time. They really love each other and get along
so well. I am such a happy cat owner!
Beth
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