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Honey

Hi… my name is Honey.

Adopted with Kek December 9, 2014.

Life sure does have its ups and downs! One minute life can be a regular “bowl of Friskies” and the next things change just like that. My mom passed away on Thanksgiving Day and since there was no one in the family to take my brother, Kek, and me in, we’re back at TALGV hoping we can share our special brand of Siamese love with someone else. My mom’s daughter said that I love to play with toys, sleep in bed and sit on the sofa with you (if you’ll let me), and doing all those things we felines are known for (like putting my paw RIGHT ON the spot you’re reading!). I’m a 4-year-old lady who’d simply love to start a new journey in life with you (and Kek too please)!

Arrived December 1, 2014.

Angel

Adopted November 27, 2014.

ANGEL is a cute and sweet 2-month-old terrier mix who was left behind with her mom and siblings when tenants moved away from rental home. New family is unable to keep them and they live outside now. Her shots are up to date and she will have a certificate for spay courtesy of TALGV. Angel is healthy, loving, energetic, and playful and would love to share your company and the warmth of your home on these cold winter days and nights. This is prime time for learning everything needed to become a well-behaved addition to your family. There is no adoption fee for Angel.

If you would welcome Angel into a loving home as part of your family, please call Oralia between 8 AM and 8 PM at 520-271-9509.

November 23, 2014.

Tigre

Hi… my name is Tigre.

Adopted November 6, 2014.

My siblings and I were having such a grand time playing with “our” 10-year-old kid and a small dog that we were really “bummed” when allergies reared their ugly heads (that happens an awful lot around here apparently!). The family tried to keep us a bit longer, but things were just getting worse, so here we are, looking for an active, allergy-free home where we can do our thing. “Sweet” is an adjective that gets used an awful lot when describing us felines (and, OK, it applies a lot around here), but I give it new meaning! I’m a super-friendly (and in all modesty) handsome 7-month-old shorthaired grey tabby and white boy with nothing but love, purrs, rubs, and joy to share with my new family. Is it going to be yours?

Arrived October 29, 2014.

Muneco

Hi… my name is Muneco.

Adopted November 6, 2014.

My siblings and I were having such a grand time playing with “our” 10-year-old kid and a small dog that we were really “bummed” when allergies reared their ugly heads (that happens an awful lot around here apparently!). My family tried to keep us a bit longer, but things were just getting worse, so here we are, looking for an active, allergy-free home where we can do our thing. “Sweet” is an adjective that gets used an awful lot when describing us felines (and, okay, it applies a lot around here), but I give it new meaning! I’m a super-friendly (and in all modesty) handsome young shorthaired grey tabby and white boy with nothing but love, purrs, rubs, and joy to share with my new family. Is it going to be yours?

Arrived October 29, 2014.

Bella Donna

Hi… my name is Bella Donna.

Adopted October 21, 2014.

When my mom found my sister, Whiskers, and me in Amado she had high hopes that we’d get along with her resident cat because we were still kittens and so friendly and playful. Well, we did our part, but the older cat just wanted to rule the roost, so that didn’t work out for us. We were only there for two weeks, but during that time mom said that we were super sweet, perfectly well behaved (OK — we ARE kittens, so we had a lot of running, exploring and playing to do!) and loved people. I’m a shorthaired grey tabby kitten, and my name translates to “beautiful girl,” which is apt both for my looks and personality! Come see for yourself you might fall for BOTH of us!

Arrived September 27, 2014.

Bob

Hi… my name is Bob.

Adopted September 30, 2014.

When my mom, who was active duty military, had to move to Maryland for her new posting, pets weren’t allowed at the family’s new housing, so my housemate, Henry, and I lost our home. I lived with them all my life so it might take a while for me to adjust to my new circumstances, but since they say that I love attention and to be held and cuddled, I have high hopes that it won’t be long before someone recognizes my virtues! I’m a delightful, young bobtail grey tabby boy (thus my name I guess!), who is playful, kittenlike, and very gentle and tolerant of kids (I had two in my “former life”!) so I know that I’m going to adapt to my new life in a jiffy. Where better than with you?

Arrived August 29, 2014

Whisper

Hi… my name is Whisper.

I was adopted September 15, 2014, by my very own vet!

Before I finally got to come to TALGV, I spent two weeks being treated by a local vet because when I was found I had a nasty wound on my tummy and a few other serious problems that needed treatment. But now that I’m here, everyone gets to see what a lovely, unusual color I am (a mixture of dilute torti and grey tabby — quite unusual if I do say so myself!), and how happy I am to finally be healthy again. I’m just a little thing — that’s probably how I got my name — but I’ve got a big heart and have tons of love to give when I finally land in my very own home. I’d like YOU to be the one to benefit from all that largesse!

Trooper

Hi… my name is Trooper.

Adopted Septemver 26, 2014.

Trooper comes with TALGV’s FREE Vet Care for Life.

Bullseye

Hi… my name is Bullseye.

Adopted October 9, 2015

When my family moved to a new house, they said there wasn’t enough room for me in addition to their dogs and parrots. My suggestion of course was to rehome the dogs and parrots instead, but they didn’t listen to me! I’m a purebred Egyptian Mau and my exotic appearance is just the beginning of the magic of my breed. People also fall in love because we have irrepressible personalities, are sensitive, people-oriented, and dote on our family. I’m a social butterfly (with humans, not other cats!) who loves laps, brushing, games, toys, and, well, practically everything about life! I’m also VERY smart, so if you want personality, looks, and brains, I can do all of that and lots more!

Arrived April 28, 2014

Maxer

Hi…my name is Maxer.

I was adopted April 23, 2014.

Boomer

Hi… my name is Boomer.

I was adopted June 19, 2014.

When my family moved to a new house, they said there wasn’t enough room for me in addition to their dogs and parrots! My suggestion, of course, was to rehome the dogs and parrots instead, but they didn’t listen to me! I’m a purebred Egyptian Mau and my exotic appearance is just the beginning of the magic of my breed. People also fall in love because we have irrepressible personalities, are sensitive, people-oriented, and dote on our family. I’m a social butterfly (with humans, not other cats!) who loves laps, brushing, games, toys, and, well, practically everything about life! I’m also VERY smart, so if you want personality, looks, and brains, I can do all of that and lots more!

Boomer qualifies for TALGV Vet Care for Life program.

Jasmine

Hi… my name is Jasmine.

I was adopted July 6, 2014.

I don’t want to put the kibosh on my chances for a new home and life, but I have to be up front and tell you two things — I’m not your typical lap cat (well, I can be on MY terms!) and I’m an early bird! After being at TALGV for quite a while, I was adopted by a couple who had one other cat (with whom I got along fairly well), but I just wasn’t the hang-around-with-you type of gal they were looking for. Also, I sometimes like to play fetch in the early morning, so will bring you my toys in the hopes of scoring a lively game of “go get it”! Okay, now the “good stuff”! I’m a gorgeous Siamese and Oriental Tabby mix, who, is pretty much a “one-person” lady, so I’m hoping that there’s a special “early-riser” person (who doesn’t mind feline foibles!) right around the corner for me!