Animal League News
Hi… my name is Sammie.
I was adopted July 14, 2014.
When my family took off for Wisconsin, they left a lot of cats behind, and I (with my five babies) was one of them. Happily, I got to live with a foster mom while I raised them, and did she ever take care of US! I’ll let her tell you how she felt: “These cats are the most agreeable, well-adjusted, other-pet-friendly cats I’ve had the pleasure to foster. Sammie is not much more than a kitten herself, and would rather be out playing with everyone. She is very sweet, has a very loud motor, and loves to be petted.” I’m a tabby and white youngster who is yearning for a stable, loving home where I can be myself again. If you can provide that, you’d make me (and my foster mom) ever so happy!
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Hi… my name is Whammie.
Adopted November 2, 2014.
Because we were so young, my siblings and I went into foster care shortly after we arrived and our human mom cared for us until we were old enough to find our own homes. My brother and I were adopted by a family with two kids, but sadly a divorce broke the family up, and we were just “too much to handle” during that painful process. My mom said that as a typical youngster, I loved games, attention, chasing my toys (and my brother!), and that I was a “great, happy, loving kitten.” I’m a young and captivating tabby and white boy, who is once again looking for my perfect place in life. I’m hoping it’s with you and that you’re right around the corner!
Arrived June 7, 2014
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Hi… my name is Emma.
Adopted February 4, 2015.
For a young gal, I’ve got quite a few commands under my collar! I know “sit, outside, come, crate, and no” (the last two are particularly handy when training a puppy apparently!). My family only had me for a month, so given that I’m fairly proficient in those things already, you can bet that it’s going to be a walk in the park for someone who has time for my education to round out my training. I loved the kids I lived with (all three were very young and I was gentle as could be with them), but I sort of overwhelmed the resident dog with my exuberance, so my family decided I needed a place where my sweet, playful self could be the center of attention and get ALL the love!
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Hi… my name is Violet.
Adopted October 23, 2014.
When I arrived at TALGV it was obvious that I was soon to be a mom, so I went to live with a foster mom until I gave birth and raised my babies. Happily, that’s all done now, and it’s MY turn to sit in the spotlight (with no other cats or dogs please)! My foster mom said that I’m a “total lap kitty” and want to be where people are (apparently I’m a lot like a dog in that respect!). As an added bonus, I don’t like wet food, so that’s one more plus for me — no expensive canned food to buy! I’m a lovely violet-grey tabby lady, and I know you’ll cheer the day you made me the light of your life!
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