Animal League News

Hi… my name is Panther,

Adopted 10-5-18

My siblings and I were abandoned as babies, along with Mom, and left to the mercy of the elements. A neighbor fed us over the fence around our small space until the lucky day when we were rescued. Having had little human contact, we were terribly shy at first and the others have been especially protective of me because I’m a bit more delicate than they are. But now, with food, water, and human kindness in constant supply, we’re developing a fondness for people, and hope to increase our confidence. Plus, playing with toys, exploring our outside space—such things come more easily now. I’m Panther, white with a brindle mask, 17 pounds at 3 months and growing. If you’re patient and understanding, could we possibly love each other? Let’s meet and find out!

Arrived 4-21-18; Adopted 7-15-18; Arrived 9-8-18

Hi… my name is Tiger,

Adopted 5-22-18

My siblings and I were abandoned as babies, along with Mom, and left to the mercy of the elements. A neighbor fed us over the fence around our small space until the lucky day when we were rescued. Having had little human contact, we were terribly shy at first and huddled together, especially protective of our littlest brother, who’s a bit more delicate than the rest of us. But now, with food, water, and human kindness in constant supply, we’re developing a fondness for people, and hope to increase our confidence. Plus, playing, going outside, wrestling with each other—it’s all coming much more easily now. I’m Tiger, one of the boys, 21 pounds at 3 months and growing. If you’re patient and understanding, could we possibly love each other? Let’s meet and find out!

Arrived 4-21-18

Hi… my name is Puma,

Adopted 5-19-18

My siblings and I were abandoned as babies, along with Mom, and left to the mercy of the elements. A neighbor fed us over the fence around our small space until the lucky day when we were rescued. Having had little human contact, we were terribly shy at first and huddled together, especially protective of our littlest brother, who’s a bit more delicate than the rest of us. But now, with food, water, and human kindness in constant supply, we’re developing a fondness for people, and hope to increase our confidence. Plus, playing, going outside, wrestling with each other—it’s all coming much more easily now. I’m Puma, the brindle male, 18 pounds at 3 months and growing. If you’re patient and understanding, could we possibly love each other? Let’s meet and find out!

Arrived 4-21-18