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Toots

Hi… my name is Toots.

Adopted December 11, 2014.

A Border Patrol agent found my mom in the desert and she stayed with his family for six months, until she had me. Although they really wanted to, they couldn’t keep us any longer because they were expecting a baby of their own and just couldn’t afford us in addition to their two dogs. While I was a little under the weather when I first arrived, I’m fine now and am a typical kitten who is playful and outgoing, and since I got along famously with their resident dogs, I’m sure any active, happy-go-lucky home will suit me to a “T.” I’m a beautiful kitten and sweetness itself, so if you’re looking for a classic tabby girl who will be the light of your life, I’m the one for you!

August 16, 2014

Cheerio

Hi… my name is Cheerio.

Adopted December 18, 2014.

When I arrived as a teensy baby I went to live with a foster mom until I was old enough to “mingle” here. I had an eye infection that necessitated its removal, but that doesn’t bother me one bit — as a matter of fact, I think it adds a bit of “pirate-like dash” to my looks! Despite how much fun it is to have tons of playmates, I really want a home and family of my own where I can participate in all the kitten activities that aren’t available to me here (like helping with chores, reading the paper, doing Internet searches — stuff like that!). I’m a charming Siamese mix boy who’s past that “go-go goofy” stage but still eager to spend lots of time entertaining you!

Arrived August 12, 2014.

Feta

Hi… my name is Feta.

I was adopted September 5, 2014.

Thanks for looking at my pictures. My bio is not written yet but you can stop by TALGV any day to meet me.

Clove

Hi… my name is Clove.

I was adopted September 4, 2014.

They probably didn’t know when they christened me that my eyes would one day match my name! I do have quite astonishing amber eyes, and they go beautifully with my bold personality. I was adopted from TALGV in 2013, and although I loved my mom dearly, I didn’t get along with the other cat in the house, so I’m back “on the market” again. I love to snuggle in the (early!) morning and evening, am a real explorer (the “outgoing” part coming out!), and love to play with toys, so if you’d like a handsome, active, tabby and white fellow who’ll be with you through thick and thin, that would be me!

Sadie

Hi… my name is Sadie.

Adopted November 29, 2014.

If you’re looking for a gal with an active mind, tons of energy (think of a hiking, walking, running partner!), and intelligence, well her name would be “Sadie”! I’m a striking, 35-pound Australian blue heeler who is a real “looker” with my one blue and one brown eye. I’ve had some professional obedience training (I know wait, sit, leave it, out, down and more!), and am perfectly housebroken, leash- and crate-trained. I’m still a high energy “puppy” though (at almost 18 months), so I’d probably be a wonderful candidate for agility training (keeps the old mind and body “occupied”!) in addition to providing lots of “together” time. So if you’re an experienced, “dog person” who can provide the leadership I need to help me realize my full potential, we should definitely meet!

Arrived July 28, 2014.

Cuca

Hi… my name is Cuca.

I was adopted August 16, 2014.

It seems like everyone is moving these days! There must be a dozen denizens here that got left behind when their families moved on — and we’re all a bit dazed by the abrupt change in our lives. I lived with my people most of my life, and they said that I’m gentle and tolerant of kids and other animals, am well behaved on leash, have perfect house manners, am not afraid of thunderstorms, and love to play catch. So with those credentials, you’ll know a good thing when you meet me! I’m an unusual liver-colored, heeler mix girl with a delightful “Zorro-like” mask, and although you might not know it yet, once we get together you’ll find that I’m going to be an essential addition to your life!

Georgie

Hi… my name is Georgie.

I was adopted August 12, 2014.

Eight dogs, two cats, one rabbit (and several humans of course!). That’s the number of critters I lived with after I was found on the Fourth of July! The people who discovered me near Mann and Sahuarita Roads thought that maybe I’d been frightened by the Fourth festivities, so they looked for my owners for three weeks before bringing me to TALGV (I guess they can’t be faulted for not keeping me given the menagerie they already had!). I’m a captivating sable, fawn, and white Chihuahua mix boy with the most winsome “won’t you take me home?” expression you’ve ever seen. Why not help me change that to “goody, now I’ve got a place of my own”? I’ll bet we’ll both be happier for it!

Panda

Hi… my name is Panda.

I was adopted July 22, 2014.

Eeyore

Hi… my name is Eeyore.

I was adopted on September 1, 2014.

Piglet

Hi… my name is Piglet.

I was adopted September 1, 2014.

Beauty

Hi… my name is Beauty.

Thanks for looking at my pictures. My bio is not ready yet but please stop by TALGV to meet me soon.

Slate

Hi… my name is Slate.

Adopted October 10, 2014.

My people are moving across the country to a place that doesn’t allow pets (why would anyone want to live in THAT kind of home?), so I’m back at my alma mater eager to find new “digs” with a lively, but settled, family. I lived with my senior mom and dad for three years, and they said that I’m still very active, playful and “kittenlike,” have absolutely impeccable house manners, and like to “chase things” (especially cat treats!). They said that I seem to be more affectionate with women (I particularly like their laps!) but not “averse” to men (whatever that means!). I’m a gorgeous thick-coated Russian Blue lad who will undoubtedly bring my own special joy to a family that wants some feline action going on!