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Dexter

Hi… my name is Dexter,

Adopted 3-26-17

When rescued, I’d been living on the streets, which can be just as tough as it sounds. To the wonderful woman who took me in, it appeared I’d been abandoned, left to survive on mesquite beans, grass, and whatever else I could find. I was scared, hungry and tired, so that kind lady let me spend the entire week of Thanksgiving with her. I was such a happy camper! Then, because I need a permanent home, she brought here, where I continue to relish all kinds of creature comforts—living indoors, regular food, a soft bed, and the company of good friends. I’m an adorable 3-year-old blue-grey Staffie mix male who’s discovered how wonderful life can be! Why don’t you come meet me and let’s see how we can blend our happy futures together!

Arrived 11-28-16

Blue Girl

Hi… my name is Blue Girl,

Adopted August 1, 2016

I was found on my own—lost, hungry, and not sure if I should trust a stranger. But after a kind lady fed me for a week, I decided it was safe to be her friend and that turned out to be a great decision because she brought me here, where there are lots of kind people and they all seem to really like me. They say that people tend to think Bulldogs are cute, cuddly and loveable, and I’m all three! They also tell me I’m very sweet, and all my positives come together to make me a great companion for people. I’m short but wide, around 75 pounds (might be good to drop a few), a 4-1/2-year-old happy female with a beautiful blue-grey coat. How about we find each other today?

Arrived May 1, 2016

Pewter

Hi… my name is Pewter,

Adopted December 2, 2015

For two waifs who were abandoned by their people, my friend (and maybe sister), Harlequin, and I are downright relaxed felines! Our family left us in the yard when they moved away in mid-October, so the neighbors cared for us for a while, but when it became obvious no one was coming back for us, they brought us here to be sure we’d stay safe. I’m a charming and handsome 2-year-old Russian Blue boy, in excellent health and am just as easygoing and affectionate as can be. Given our delightful personalities, it’s hard to see how anyone could have foregone our company, but that opens up a whole new world of possibilities for us and for you. The holidays are right around the corner, so let’s spend them together!

Arrived November 4, 2015

Slate

Hi… my name is Slate,

Adopted May 25, 2016

The senior couple that adopted me nine months ago is traveling back and forth to Alaska several times a year, and they felt that I wouldn’t make that trip easily as I’m pretty much a homebody. I lived with my first family (also seniors) for three years, and they said that I was still active, playful but independent, had absolutely impeccable house manners, and liked to “chase things” (especially cat treats!). They said that I seemed to be more affectionate with women (I particularly like mom’s lap!) but not “averse” to men (whatever that means!). I’m a gorgeous thick-coated, golden-eyed Russian Blue fellow who will undoubtedly bring my own special joy to a family that wants some feline action going on!

Arrived May 26, 2015

Ramsey

Hi… my name is Ramsey.

Adopted May 30, 2015

Comes with Free Vet Care for Life

If you’re done with the high activity “kitten thing” and are looking for a low activity, loving, “wants-to-be-petted-and-held-all-day” gentleman, then look no further! I lived with my mature family for four years and since they can no longer keep me, they felt I’d be perfect in a “retirement environment” where I can get more of the same. They said that I loved music, was mild mannered, and good with other animals. I’m not good with kids though (hey, nobody’s perfect!), but love to bask in the sun and spend all my waking hours with you. I’m an 11-year-old Russian Blue mix with a white chin and bib, and to top it all off, I come with Free Vet Care for Life. I’d say that I’m just made to order for a Green Valley life!

Arrived May 25, 2015

Hokmah

Hi… my name is Hokmah.

Adopted February 28, 2015

Hokmah comes with TALGV’s Free Vet Care for Life

Named after a Hebrew word in the Kabbalah for “wisdom and experience,” my dad said, “Hokmah enjoys wrestling with me and playing with a laser light, fuzzy balls, and mice toys (he goes insane over catnip!). He is very loving and nearly doglike and is enamored of water from all sources (the faucet and my leg after a shower for example!), and usually sleeps on my tummy, by my legs, or in a chair near me.” I’m a handsome Russian Blue chap, and as a senior (in age, not in demeanor!), I come with TALGV’S Free Vet Care for Life. I loved my dad dearly, so would be so happy if I could continue that tradition in another peaceful, caring home.

Arrived February 8, 2015

Paul

Hi… my name is Paul.

Adopted June 19, 2014

Cinder

Adopted December 30, 2014.

Beautiful, soft and sweet 3-month-old domestic shorthair kitten needs a new home. Kitty is energetic, playful and social. This healthy little one has had first shot and will have a free spay/neuter certificate from TALGV. There is no adoption fee for this adorable baby. Please call Gael between 8 AM and 8 PM at 520-625-5762.
December 28, 2014.

Storm

Hi… my name is Storm.

Adopted December 31, 2014.

Here’s what the volunteers said when they did my intake: “Wow, what a nice cat and quite a talker! Let us do anything to him and purred away the whole time. Laid there like he was getting a pedicure when we clipped his nails!” They don’t say that about MANY cats when they first arrive, so you know I’m going to be one loving, purr-in-your-face kind of guy! I lived with a family (including three kids) all my life until mom remarried and moved in with her new husband and his dog. The combination of moving to a new house AND a dog was too much for me, so they felt I’d do better in a quiet, dog-free home. I’m a handsome Russian Blue who just needs you to make my life complete!

Blue

Hi… my name is Blue.

Adopted October 15, 2014.

When I was just a wee one, my senior mom fell in love with me and gave me a wonderful home for almost a year. Turns out that I’m a bit too much into “chasing anything that moves” for her, so I’m hoping for a home where I can get more stimulation and am able to get my “yayas” out! Maybe another active cat or kitten to chase? I’m a handsome (that word is a bit overworked sometimes, but it fits me to a T!) Russian Blue teenager, and in addition to chasing my tail, I love to be brushed. So won’t you give me another chance?