Happy morning, lovely cat people! It's Friday. Finally. The last day of the week. And we know it's cold outside, we know it's hard to get up, we know that all the Christmas preparations are tiring, but still, we have to wake up, we have to kick this day off on the right paw to make sure that the whole year ends on the right paw, and you know what the best way to do that is? Yes, you do. It's time to meet the newly adopted faces of the week!
Every single Friday morning, we bring you guys a brand new collection of the bestest, most wholesomest cat adoption stories of the week. We do it every week because we know just how much seeing these cats find their furrever homes improves your mornings, just how much it helps you start every single Friday on the right paw.
As always, we would like to say thank you to each and every person who adopted a cat this week or anytime in the past year. Of course, like every week, an extra large thank you goes to everyone who adopted the 'impurrfect' cats - the senior cats, the sick cats, the cats with behavioral issues and more. The journey may not always be the easiest, but we promise you that it will be worth every second. Have a purrfect day, everyone!
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"I posted about them before and was hard but fostering is all about letting go even if there's a bond but sometimes letting go means they come back to stay. There's some pics of them together and we welcome Gastone to our family"
"Cooper has had a full blood screen and appropriate tests, and he is negative for everything including FIV, FELV, kidney disease, diabetes, thyroid etc and all viral infections. He is going to need quite intense nursing for a slow and steady recovery, but we can collect him tomorrow and he will be safe, warm and loved in our foster room. Time will tell whether he is a permanent resident, but regardless he will be treasured and looked after until he is as healthy and strong as possible."
"I've loved and fostered many cats in my life, but I've never had my very own orange! Brain cells were an extra adoption fee so we declined. The name he came with is Marshmallow because that's his personality. Haven't decided if I'm keeping it yet. Right now he's settling in and exploring and I already love him to bits! He's so sweet, an absolute purr monster, and he was rubbing all over me as soon as he came out of his carrier."
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