This boy is Courtney! He is just one of the cats we currently have available for adoption! Courtney is playful, gentle, goofy and still learning to play out and about, outside of his kennel. He appreciates having a safe space of his own and would do well in a home where he will have another animal companion, either a cat (or cats!) or a cat-savvy dog! Courtney would love to meet you!
Two new faces just picked up off the streets of Hartford. Two people on their way back to New York spotted them running around on the streets and scooped them up. They didn't know or have anybody to take them but they didn't want to leave them on the street. I'm so glad they found us.
Bailey beating up Sawyer :)
Royal Canin doing its best work.
Here's a shot of us working with the feral kittens. This group came out of Meriden. They were too old when they got here and they never Tamed as kittens. You can also see that one of them is mild CH and the other one has a touch of it. My black and white. We have Wobbles and his brother Paul.
They're too Black and Whites wobbles is more black. Then we have Peter who doesn't seem to have ch at all. And then playing against the wall is the dark Tori named Ashford. He looks like a tortoise shell. In fact he was named Ashley when he went to the clinic because I didn't get to handle him. Then we found out she was a he. Very gorgeous boy he's the first one taming up. His sister Veronica's the problem. She's the black cat that's hiding in the corner I can't get her out of. Have the box off an area where she's hiding but first I have to get her out if I'm in the house she's in there.
Everything is a toy before I throw it out. But the boxes that all the food come in that you folks donate to me are some of the best toys they have. We let them play with them for a little bit and then recycle a box they might have some shoe marks on them. And in this case paper towel core. And waited they're done playing with it good fire starter for the stove
This is our feral mom. She's from Ellington. The country club area. I'm getting soft in my old age. She was supposed to be returned a month ago. But I saw something in her. This is a month after being spayed and me working with her just with breakfast and dinner. And now we spend some quality time anytime I'm free and near her. I'm still going slow with her but I think she's going to be okay with the right person. I know she thinks I'm the right person.
Here's the feral mom from Ellington. She was an outside cat surviving around the country club area. Her babies are grown and she was supposed to be released back but I've kept her for a little while. I'm getting soft in my old age it's hard for me to release them back into the wild. But look at her.
