Linus and Temperance hit the jackpot with their forever home. Their adoptive mom decided to take home both of the kitties and they are loving life in their new home!
Linus is playful – very playful. He “attacks” his sister at least a couple times a day to try to rile her up into a good play session. His favorite thing is water. Whenever a faucet is turned on, he’s there to watch the water. His other favorite things are his “mousies” which are toy mice that he loves to play with. Sometimes he’ll even bring it to his mom for a couple rounds of fetch! Alex says, “He is most lovey in the middle of the night. He wakes me up once a night usually just to remind me, right in my face with massive purrs, how much he loves me.” How sweet!
Temperance is a little more polite and respectful than her brother. She purrs whenever she is touched. Her favorite things are eating (sometimes too fast!) and getting love and attention from her humans. According to Alex, “Temperance is the one who will usually join me first in bed at night, and is more careful not to wake me than Linus. Often they each end up planted around my head. Sometimes we fall asleep with one of each of their paws on my palm and that’s the sweetest feeling.”
It sounds like Linus and Temperance found the perfect forever home!
UPDATE 5/4/17… Jackson is such a sweetheart! He is a big goofy boy who now resides with two older kittens, (Rusty and Tig, also available for adoption) and they are getting along fabulously! He did not even hiss once when being introduced to them, and acted like they were already family when they were put together! He is gentle and purrs all the time – he just loves people! He even comes when you call him! He is so deserving of a loving home where he will be the love of someone’s life… How about yours?
Connie volunteers as a foster and has been doing so for just over four years. She takes in smaller dogs and dogs that need a little extra love like dogs from puppy mills, non-house trained, abused, biters, etc. She works with them to get them used to living in a home and gives them the love they need and deserve. She helps them trust people again and gets them ready for their forever homes.
dog ready for their new forever home. I am proud and honored to be part of that team.”
They found Gibby on our website and quickly began the process of adopting him. Once he was in the home, there was an adjustment period for a couple weeks. Their dog had the run of the house by himself for over eight years, but the two dogs soon worked out their pecking order and all was well.
Mike says he has never adopted a grown dog before; he always raised them from puppies. He says, “But this guy taught me that there are great full-grown dogs out there who desperately need a home! I would adopt an adult dog again in a heartbeat!”