Sasha

Sasha has found her forever home - she is now a happy city dweller and frequents the fashionista district of Toronto. Lucky girl(s)!

Stephanie (formerly Ethel)

I've adopted a kitten female from your place, about a month + ago. Ethel.
It's become a middle name now, since my daughter always wanted Stephanie for
her future cat name.

She's one happy, playful cat. She loves to play with little balls and
cardboard boxes, running from one to another, jumping in and out of each
one. She has her dedicated scratching spots which she uses as needed. She
eats well, dry food typically, and a little can of kitten food (tuna/white
fish) once every two days, or when she makes it clear she wants some, by
sitting by the cabinet where her stuff is stored in the kitchen, and tapping
on it, with her paw.

She has several favorite spots to sleep around the house, she loves jazz
music played real low (she jumps on the speaker and sleeps on it then...)
She plays with my daughter a lot, which I believe helps them both enjoy some
company, every day, and I can definitely tell, it is with benefit to my
daughter, as she has this extra opportunity to interact with someone, and
actually play, be active, rather than watching tv.

We have one of those large, self-cleaning (flip and roll to clean...) litter
boxes, with a deep layer of sand inside, and the box prevents spilling the
litter to the floor.

She definitely feels home by now, and I believe she looks like one really
happy cat.

Tegan (formerly Tetley)

Tegan came to visit the shelter volunteers and staff to show off how well his new owner is doing with him:)

Diesel (formerly Henry)

Diesel is thriving in his new home - enormously appreciated and loved. He came to visit the shelter recently and proved to all of us how lucky he feels with his new family.

Lazor

Lazor has found his forever home!

Telly Update

Just a quick note to update you on Telly's progress. He's now named Mac
(Macgregor). Gramma thought he needed a strong Scottish name to go with his
Boarder Collie roots.
He's settling in well. Has free run of the house with no destructive
behavior and only one accident. I had to give up the couch to him, but its a
fair trade off. He has a pack that he walks (off leash) the trails with on
weekends and fits in well now that he knows his place.
I am a bit concerned that he is beginning to show some leash aggression, but
I'm confident I can train that out of him (and me). It may just be part of
his adjustment to his new environment.
I'll keep you posted on his progress and send some pictures from the trail
soon

Thanks

Keep yer stick on the ice!
Jeff

Heywood and his new Dad!