I visited Reggie and Sharon and they were so happy to see me. I checked in on Blynken and she had a new friend, an orange tabby. They were so happy together and had formed such a strong bond that they were offered together as a two-for-one adoption fee. After being away I heard from one of my favorite adopters that she might be interested in Reggie. When I checked I learned that Sharon and Reggie had found their families. When I asked about Blynken I learned that she and her orange pal found their family too. I'm so happy that shy Blynken won someone's heart after a long time waiting in the shelter.
The new kittens have not yet arrived but they are out there somewhere and I'm ready for them!
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Friday, February 4, 2011
Sweet Sharon


Greetings from Sharon. She is the most reserved of the bunch but has become quite friendly now that she knows me. She'd rather play than eat and you can see that since she's the smallest of the bunch. We're fighting an eye infection but she's really nice about letting me put medicine in her eye twice a day. She is a dilute calico, sweet grey and buff patches instead of dark orange and black. This girl is super, she's fun to watch and sweet to cuddle.
Tony Terrific
The Beautiful Tawny


Two sides of Miss Tawny. She isn't usually a talker but she wanted to say Hello. She's very friendly and sweet and tries to keep up with the boys. Her markings are beautiful. She's a tabbico or a torbie , either one means she has both tabby stripes and calico colors. She has some vivid orange spots, small but very pretty.
Farewell Nod and Wynken


Here are Wynken and Nod in the "Barbie" condo at the shelter. I have heard that Nod got adopted and I had a nice visit with Wynken. I'm hoping she has a fine home now too. While I was there Jo asked if I'd like to meet a group of five kittens in need of a foster home. I honestly said there never has been a kitten I didn't want to meet and I went home with a new bunch.
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