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Baby Boo

Hi… my name is Baby Boo.

Adopted 12-5-16

Baby Boo comes with FREE Vet Care for Life

When you’ve lived all your life with one (very quiet) person and no other pets, you tend to be a rather laid back, shy lady. After my mom died, her sister would have taken me, but her husband had allergies, so that didn’t work out. Everyone says I am a real sweetie with a tiny voice who is always glad to see people. I enjoy playing with feathery things and small stuffed toys (I sometimes carry them around and drop them in my water bowl!), just like when I was a kitten. My “auntie” said, “She’s kind, affectionate, and loves to be petted and talked to,” so if you have a quiet life, please make me part of it! Oh, and I come with Free Vet Care for life to boot!

Arrived May 15, 2014

Charcoal

Hi… my name is Charcoal.

I was adopted on August 17, 2014.

My family lost their home and had to move in with a relative who had a lot of ginormous dogs that weren’t the least bit cat friendly. To add to the upheaval in my life, I was pregnant when I arrived, so went to live with a foster mom until my babies were born, raised, and off on their own. So finally it’s MY turn to sit in the spotlight! I’m a playful, sweet youngster with glossy black fur who loves kids, to be chucked under the chin, and just be near you. And in addition to my personality, remember that black is slimming so holding me will make you look extra slender!

Abbie

Hi… my name is Abbie.

Adopted September 21, 2014.

If you’ve ever navigated the intersection of Abrego Drive and Continental Road on foot, you’ll appreciate how terrified I was to be roaming there for two weeks! The neighbors finally convinced me that there was a lot better place for me to be, and here I am! I’m still pretty nervous about things (the leash most of all, but I’m learning) but other than that, I’m a quiet, calm girl and welcome human contact with its attendant pets and belly rubs. I’m a 7-month-old shepherd/heeler mix and weigh 22 pounds, so I’m going to be one of those “just the perfect size” dogs when I’m grown. Being here in the safety of my room, I’m sure it won’t be long before my days on the streets will be just a distant memory.

Colby

Hi… my name is Colby.

Adopted January 6, 2015.

If a kitten running around doing things that kittens do (like chasing a mouse on a string or making mad dashes at “ghosts”!) stress you out, then I’m not for you! The man who adopted me had me for only two weeks and said that I was too “needy and dependent,” so even though I thought I’d found the perfect home, it didn’t work out. I arrived at TALGV as an infant, so a foster “mom” took care of my needs until I was okay on my own. I guess that’s why I enjoy human company so much (and I’ve also had lots of playmates here to revel with!), so I’m not your laid-back, sedentary guy. What I am is a solid black shorthaired boy who promises nonstop entertainment and love!

Arrived May 5, 2014.

Ricotta

Hi… my name is Ricotta.

I was adopted on September 17, 2014.

There sure have been a lot of needy kittens lately! You know spring and summer are always “kitten and puppy seasons,” but there have been a lot more abandoned or orphaned infants found this year than usual. In my case, my mom was frightened off by dogs, and although the owner waited a few days, she never came back, so my siblings and I got to come to TALGV where a foster parent took care of “my needs” until I was okay on my own. Now that I’m self-sufficient (and growing by leaps and bounds!), I’m way past ready to move on to a “Life of Riley” that will make up for my less-than-auspicious start in life. I’m am solid black shorthaired girl who promises to be the light of your life!

Jasper

Hi… my name is Jasper.

Adopted August 15, 2015

After my mom died, I hoped that her family would be able to take me in, but unfortunately that didn’t happen. I came from a “one person/one cat” household (there was a small dog that I got along fine with however), so I’m a rather laid back, quiet, and shy guy when there a lot of people around. I was great with my mom, though, and was okay with the volunteers when they did all that essential “intake stuff” to me (shots, nail clipping and the like), so I’ll bet if I find another quiet, older person who’s looking for a companion to make life less lonely, I’d adjust to a new home just fine. It might take me a while, but in the end, I know we’ll be the best of friends.

Jasper is eligible for TALGV’s Vet Care for Life Program.

Arrived May 2, 2014

Bear

Hi… my name is Bear.

Adopted April 18, 2015/

Six years ago, my dad rescued me from a home in a trailer park when the family was being evicted and planned to leave me in the desert. Thank heavens for him! Unfortunately, his circumstances have changed and he can no longer keep me, so he prevailed on TALGV to find me one last, big-black-Lab-loving home. The folks here say that although I’ve got a way to go in the formal training department, I yearn to spend my time having lots of “people contact.” I walk well on a leash (with anyone who’ll take me for a spin!), and get along okay with other dogs (there were five of them in my other home), so if you want a guy who craves attention and to join you in your daily activities, I’d be the perfect fit!

Bear comes with FREE Vet Care for Life.

Arrived April 29, 2014.

Agate

Hi… my name is Agate.

Adopted November 15, 2014.

My siblings and I were found under a house in Sahuarita when we were four weeks old. With no mom to care for us, we went to live with a wonderful foster mom who gave us tons of TLC. She said that my brother, Sapphire (who is still here with me), and I were the “runts” of the litter and very bonded so she really hoped we’d be able to find a home together. Because of all the handling we got as babies (the baths and blow dries weren’t great, but snuggling in warm towels afterward was terrific!), she said, “They may seem ‘ordinary’ black kittens to the casual eye, but they have exceptionally sweet temperaments and need a lot of cuddling and love.” Wouldn’t you like to be the one to give us that?

Lizzie

Hi… my name is Lizzie.

I was adopted July 26, 2014.

My people said, “Lizzie is a wonderful cat. She likes to sit in windows and ‘cackle’ at birds and other wildlife. She enjoys playing with things she can bat around and dangly strings and ribbons. She enjoys a good petting and likes to be brushed. We think she would be best suited as the only cat in her new forever home with adults.” Unfortunately, they’re moving to a place where the landlord won’t allow pets, so we won’t be able to enjoy our lives together any longer. I’m a sweet, gentle, declawed black and white lady (my fur has been described as “cow patched!”), who will make an ideal quiet companion for anyone looking for love in a warm and furry bundle. I’m hopeful that’s you and you’re right around the corner!

Maxer

Hi…my name is Maxer.

I was adopted April 23, 2014.

Raven

Hi… my name is Raven.

Adopted Deceber 24, 2014.

Not to toot my own horn, but here’s what the volunteers are saying about me: “Raven is one of the best dogs we’ve had in a while. Besides being a wonderful mom, she’s house trained, loves people, walks well on leash, and wants to be a big lap dog.” The police and firemen rescued me when they responded to a call about Africanized bees and found me (and my nine puppies!) in a wire enclosure, so you know that I’m really happy to be here! My babies are all adopted now, so I’m free to get on with my life. I’m a striking, 60-pound black Lab mix lady who will undoubtedly make any Lab lover’s heart go pitty-pat, so come on down and visit me and see for yourself!

Buster

Hi… my name is Buster.

I was adopted on April 26, 2014.