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Sara Lee

Hi… my name is Sara Lee,

Adopted October 14, 2016

Arrived September 23, 2016

Molly

Hi… my name is Molly,

Adopted with Jezzy 12-28-16

How come people aren’t allergic to dogs as often as cats? My best friend in the whole world, Jezzy, and I lived with two dogs and young kids, but recently learned that the reason one of them was having such trouble breathing, was us! Our family was so sad to have to relinquish us, but we understand why, and we’re hopeful we can find a new home where we can share our love (preferably together!). Dad said I was super friendly and cuddly with people, loved the dogs, and preferred older kids to the ones that have those unexpected “little child actions” (but I wasn’t at all aggressive with them). Given my history, I’m ready made for an active home (and so is Jezzy!), so why not make that one yours?

Arrived September 23, 2016

Jezzy

Hi… my name is Jezzy,

Adopted with Molly 12-28-16

How come people aren’t allergic to dogs as often as cats? My best friend in the whole world, Molly, and I lived with two dogs and young kids, but recently learned that the reason one of them was having such trouble breathing, was us! Our family was so sad to have to relinquish us, but we understand why, and we’re hopeful we can find a new home where we can share our love (preferably together!). Dad said I was super friendly, cuddly with people, tolerant with all the kids and even the dogs. When asked if I had any “problem behavior,” he said, “None – she’s awesome!” Given my history, I’m ready made for an active home (and so is Molly!), so why not make that one yours?

Arrived September 23, 2016

Buster

Hi… my name is Buster,

Adopted with Andre 6-22-19

Everyone’s heard the term “alley cat,” well, I really was one! I lived in an alley behind a vet clinic (good choice, I thought!), and they fed me for three months, gave me all my shots, tested me for FIV/FeLV (negative, yay!), tipped my ear, and neutered me so attention wasn’t something I lacked! They said I was very affectionate, and although I was doing “okay” out there, I really deserved a “proper” home. They said I might be a bit shy at first (understandable, I think!), but I warm up quickly and really enjoy attention. I get along great with other cats – especially my friend Andre – so a combined adoption would make our dreams come true. I’d simply love to show you how an “alley cat” can become a “just-wanna-be-inside-where-it’s-safe” kind of guy!

Arrived September 23, 2016

Patches

Hi… my name is Patches,

Adopted 11-29-16

My person and I were together almost three years, since I was 2 months old, when I suddenly lost him. After his death, relatives brought me here, where volunteers have helped me understand the big change. Their company has meant so much to me, including the great back scratches they give. It helps that I’m a good listener; my many new friends can tell you that I always enjoy being talked to and petted. My person’s family also reported I know “sit” and “paw” (shake hands), will alert to strangers, guarded my food, and was gentle with a 16-year-old young person at home. I’m a handsome, leash-trained Staffie mix male, about 80 pounds, hoping my adorable face appeals to you because I’ll look at you with love every day if you make me yours.

Arrived September 23, 2016

Lacey

Hi… my name is Lacey.

Adopted September 25, 2016

Arrived February 6, 2015 (11 weeks old); Adopted February 11, 2015; Arrived September 22, 2016

Chester

Hi… my name is Chester,

Adopted 10-21-16

Chester is FIV positive; therefore, he comes with Free Vet Care for Life.

My “pluses” so far outweigh my one “minus” (I’m FIV-positive, so come with Free Vet Care for Life) that you’ll hardly even notice! My mom said that I’m quiet, laid back, playful, kittenlike, gentle and tolerant (pretty much a “normal” 5-year-old cat!) and handsome to boot! She said I love to play with toys, am very affectionate and calm and have “absolutely no bad behavior.” I am frightened of dogs, so I’d do best as an only feline (or a companion to another FIV-positive cat) and I’m sure I’d be fine with kids too. I’ve got many years ahead of me to live a happy, healthy life (just ask Tipsy, the FIV-positive TALGV spokescat – he’s going strong at 12!), so why not let me spend them with you!

Arrived 9-22-16

Pi

Hi… my name is Pi,

Adopted 12-3-16

Pi has earned his AKC Canine Good Citizen certificate.

Dogs love human companionship. Trust me, I know! So, when I was found wandering alone and my former owners said they didn’t have time for me anymore, well, we agreed it’s best I find a new home. They said I was gentle and tolerant with children, and the volunteers here will tell you about my other good behavior—on a leash, in the car. Indeed, I performed so well on some behavior tests that I’ve earned the AKC Canine Good Citizen certificate! Does that make me special? Yeah, they say so, but you know what I say would be even better? Earning my place in your heart. I’m a 3-1/2-year-old Boxer/Heeler mix, a handsome brindle male, about 60 pounds, who’d like to be your one and only canine—your well-behaved, loving, faithful companion forever!

Arrived September 21, 2016

Shelly

Hi… my name is Shelly,

Adopted September 28, 2016

Thanks for looking at my pictures. My biography is under construction. Please stop back again to read about me or… even better… stop in at TALGV to meet me soon. Kennels are open 10-2 every day.

Arrived September 21, 2016

Caiden

Hi… my name is Caiden,

Adopted September 28, 2016

Thanks for looking at my pictures. My biography is under construction. Please stop back again to read about me or… even better… stop in at TALGV to meet me soon. Kennels are open 10-2 every day.

Arrived September 21, 2016

Pippa

Hi… my name is Pippa (aka Hope),

Adopted October 2, 2016

Thanks for looking at my pictures. My biography is under construction. Please stop back again to read about me or… even better… stop in at TALGV to meet me soon. Kennels are open 10-2 every day.

Arrived December 31, 2014; Adopted March 7, 2015; Arrived September 21, 2016

Checho

Hi… my name is Checho,

Adopted 9-5-17

Not long ago I lived in terror, chained in a yard and beaten with a stick so severely that I lost one of my legs. Some Good Samaritans documented the abuse and when it went viral on social media, I was removed from that place. Although they’re being prosecuted, my former owners threatened to take me back, so TALGV promised to find me a home with a compassionate soul instead. I’m a 2-year-old, 40-pound heeler/terrier mix, and despite what I’ve been through, my rescuers said I’m learning to trust humans again, and am an obedient, submissive, loyal, handsome boy with only love to give. If you can give me a safe and loving home, please call TALGV at 520-625-3170 so we can meet! I promise there’ll be a “star in your crown” for your kindness.

Arrived September 17, 2016

PS Some photos were provided by rescuer; it is not possible to enlarge them.