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Mr. James Bond

Hi… my name is Bond, James Bond.

I was adopted September 16, 2014.

When I was a kitten, a Good Samaritan found me in distress on I19 and he took me into his car, gave me water, and made sure that the air conditioning was going full blast! I don’t know what would have happened if my planets hadn’t been in the right alignment! I was adopted in no time, but after three years, my mom’s allergies finally won out over my sparkling personality, so I’m “on the market” again. Dad said that I’m laid back, but still playful, friendly, and lovable with everyone, and like to sleep everywhere. I’m a delightful, declawed mix of white with tabby splotches, and have a black smudge on my nose that will win your heart. Well, you’re not going to fall in love unless you meet me, so get in your car NOW!

Arrived September 5, 2014

Waffles

Hi… my name is Waffles.

Adopted January 4, 2015.

When you’re unceremoniously deposited on a doorstep with your newborn kittens, it’s pretty scary I’ll tell you! OK — better to be left there than in the desert, but still… Fortunately, TALGV has some wonderful volunteers who are willing to foster infant kittens (with or without their moms), so I went with one of them until my babies (Yogurt, Oatmeal, and Bagel, the “Breakfast Litter”) were old enough to be adopted. And now it’s MY turn to be in the spotlight instead of those oh-so-adorable (and rambunctious) kids of mine! I’m a sweet, love-everyone young jade-eyed tabby and white teenager, and since I’m no longer in the kitten production business, I can devote all my time and affection to just you! Doesn’t that sound like a plan?

Arrived August 27, 2014.

Cody

Hi… my name is Cody.

Adopted October 21, 2014.

Arrived July 26, 2014.

Madison

Hi… my name is Madison (aka Kiki),

Adopted 12-30-17

I’ve been keeping a low profile here in my “cubby” since I arrived back in 2013, but that just underscores what my mom, who had to give me up because of allergies in our home, said — “the more attention you give her, the more she’ll open up” — but I’m afraid that’s kind of hard to do with so many other cats here vying for your affections! She also said I’m fairly independent, but when it was just the two of us and things were peaceful, I loved petting, being groomed, and playing with the odd toy now and then. I’m a quiet lady (who prefers being called “Kiki,” a condensed version of “kitty kitty”), and I’ll bet with a bit of patience, I’ll win your heart in a minute!

Arrived October 19, 2013