THOMAS - Adopted May, 2008
PEPPY
A bobcat cross? No way! A kind and gentle youngster whose only tail might have been one of woe but turned out to be a success story instead!
Peppy - named for his boundless energy - sustained an injury to his tail when he was a tiny kitten. This pulled on the nerves in his spine, causing him to have numbness. When nature called, Peppy couldn't hear.
The first step was to amputate the tail that Peppy dragged around lifelessly behind him. Then we tried something different - acupuncture! Little by little, Peppy's condition improved. Next was a change to a high fiber diet and now Peppy is almost purr-fect and ready for a home and lots of love.
A lover boy, Peppy's easy-going, sweet, affectionate, friendly, kind, gentle, active, sensitive, cuddly - all good things make up this extraordinary little cat who only wants someone to love him.
VENUS
A three-year-old beautiful, green-eyed calico, Venus was an outside cat who couldn't stay out of trouble's way. A surgery here, an injury there, now she's inside where she should have been all along. She is so grateful, she purrs like a machine when she's touched, as if you turned on a switch that said "FOR PURR, PUSH HERE".
Venus would be an excellent companion to another cat, or to a human who would give her the time of day - or both. Venus has tested positive for FIV. To learn why she can still be a great companion to another cat click here.
She wants a quiet home, no young children. Only soft-spoken cuddlers need apply!
REGGIE
Hi, My name is Reggie. I was abandoned a long time ago (I'm probably 3 yrs old) and I spent a lot of time outside on my own - lucky for me a FOF volunteer was feeding me.
Eventually, the FOF volunteer trapped me and brought me to her vet. Surprise, surprise, now I follow her around like a dog. If she doesn't pay enough attention to me, I talk to her (I'm kind of vocal) and if that doesn't work, I grab her leg...
I'm a FiV positive cat - but I'm full of life. Don't want to be ungrateful, but wondering if anyone out there would have just a little more time to spend with me?
For more information on living with a FiV-positive cat, please click here.
CAPPUCCINO
Start your day with this sweet cat! Cappuccino is gentle, easy going and great with other cats. He's a simple guy who has some special needs. He has a seizure disorder which is kept stable with medication. He's four to five years old with plenty of love.
BLINKEN
Blinken is a two year old tabby female. She, like Nod, has tear ducts which are scarred over. She is chatty, affectionate and very friendly. Her special need is for someone to wipe her eyes once a day and maybe to wipe her nose once in a while too.
NOD
Nod is a female tortoise shell cat who is two years old. Her tear ducts are scarred over so her special need is for someone to wipe her eyes once a day. Sometimes her nose needs to be wiped too.