Animal League News

Hi… my name is Russell  (aka Rusty Boy).

Adopted 11-19-18

I come with FREE Vet Care for Life.

It’s amazing how some cats adjust really well to changes in their lives and others just don’t quite know how to handle them. Sadly, I fall into the latter category. Although I was a loving, active guy who enjoyed watching TV with my mom and snuggling next to her when she was reading, when I came to TALGV after I lost her, I sort of withdrew into my shell and haven’t been able to get that “loving feeling” back yet. But everyone agrees that with kindness and patience, a quiet, older “cat person” would undoubtedly help me regain my old “just wanna be loved” personality. I’m also old enough now to have Free Vet Care for Life, so my dream is to find a home where I can while away the hours doing that again.

(P.S. I am known as Russell here because there was a Rusty at TALGV when I arrived.)

Arrived February 9, 2014.

 

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Hi… my name is Daisy Mae.

In my short life, I’ve lived with lots of other animals (and even birds!) and life was one big happy romp until my mom had to move into assisted living and couldn’t take any of us with her. I had a grand time playing with the dogs and other cats, but my very favorite was mom.  I have a lovely white coat with a fascinating “angel” silhouette over the top of my head and ears (and that seems to be a perfect description of me!). I was born on March 25, 2013, so you can plan now to celebrate my birthday with a special treat (mom says I like a little hamburger once in a while — and even eat the pickle, so there you go!). There’s more stuff about me that you can read at TALGV, but the best thing would be just to meet me as I know you’ll fall in love!

 

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Hi… my name is Ebony.

Adopted October 30, 2015

Wouldn’t it be nice if dogs could talk and tell you about where they came from? Unfortunately, all anyone knows about me (except that I’m a “sweetheart”!) is that I was found in a vacant lot by a woman who tried for two days to find my owner. By the fact that I’m here, it’s apparent that she didn’t, but she did say that in the short time she had me I was very friendly, played well with toys by myself, liked the outside dog house, and that I was sweet and quiet (I never barked so she thought I might not have any vocal cords!). I’m a beautiful black Staffie mix lady with a charming white “bib” on my chest, and I’ve got my sights set on an active, big-dog-oriented family that won’t give a hoot about my background — they’ll just want me for my own sweet self!

Arrived January 28, 2014.

 

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Hi… my name is Fudge.

When I first came to TALGV as part of a litter, my name was “Fudge.” The couple that adopted me changed that to “Blackie” (ho hum … some people aren’t terribly imaginative!), but you can call me anything you want (“Sweetie” would be appropriate!). They returned me after just two months because I “wasn’t working out” since I got on the furniture and jumped on counters (HELLO? I’m a kitten!). Well all you have to do is get me a cat tree (which will inspire my climbing on that) with a scratching post at the bottom (which will entice me to exercise my paws that way), and then provide me with some toys and a lap or a spot on the sofa next to you (after I’ve gotten my kitten “ya-ya’s” out) and we’ll do just fine. So if you’re a “kitten person” and know our sometimes-rowdy ways, you’ll be happy as a clam with me!

 

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Hi… my name is Wolfgang.

Thanks for looking at my pictures. My write up is under construction. Please check back soon to see my story.
January 18, 2014

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