Cats at PAWS
I spend quite a bit of my Sunday mornings cleaning cages and visiting my friends in Cat Room #1. Yes, Sharky is still waiting for adoption. When it’s his turn out of the cage, he doesn’t waste any time.
Two of Sharky’s hobbies are lounging in the wall hammock and enthusiastically hunting.
Success!
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Introducing beautiful young Tessa, of the amber eyes, gleaming black coat, and green highlights.
She’s very friendly and sweet; not to mention a helpful painting assistant.
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Her name is listed as “Reckless”, but that must refer to her previous owners.
They left her in a carrier outside a vet’s office. Fortunately, she was brought to PAWS.
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Here’s a laid-back six year old cat waiting at PAWS.
Bon Bon is as sweet as his name.
He likes other cats and calmly accepted a kiss from Sebastian.
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I’m happy that PAWS gives cats and kittens names rather than identifying them by number.
Mayo came to the shelter in early June. I don’t know how she got her name…
Maybe she had five kittens?
As the poet said: “What’s in a name? That which we call a Cinco de Mayo
By any other words would be as sweet.”
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Back to PAWS, where the most beautiful cats wait for their special people.
Yes, Naila, I’m talking about you.
Friendly, confident Naila is interviewing prospective adopters at PAWS.
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When people come to PAWS, they sit in the Lobby waiting for an adoption counselor to introduce them to the new love of their lives. There’s a big picture window into a catified wonderland.
Right now Pecan is eagerly looking for a playmate, while Hazel is chillaxing.
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When you come to PAWS, Emily will greet you in the Lobby Room.
She’s a gentle, playful, leggy one year old.
Friendly supervisor Black Jack is one of her roommates. He must be adopted with his sister Miss Kitty. She is a smaller version of Black Jack and of a more retiring nature. They are eight years old.
But wait, I have more to show you!
Continue reading “(Mostly) Black Cat Friday”