With 24 happy adoptions in November, we’re only 20 cats away from crossing over to 300 adoptions in 2020! The number of adoptions we’ve had this year has been one bright spot for us here at Cat Town, so we hope that by letting you know about it, we can make you smile.
These aren’t just any adoptions, either! They’re bonded pairs, cats who recovered from ringworm in our care, black cats, senior cats, scared little kittens — and so many more, who didn’t have a chance without your support. Thank you for helping save nearly 300 lives so far this year! Here are just a few from last month.
After their guardian passed away, Kristoff (above), Sven and Olaf (below) were left outdoors to fend for themselves. Fortunately, some incredible rescuers were able to recover them after a year of persistence, and the three made their way to Cat Town, where they began to open up again. Each found adopters who will cherish them.
Peppo and Frou-Frou were trapped as feral kittens who got treated for ringworm at the shelter before coming to Cat Town to learn how to be brave. They’re finishing up their progress in their new adoptive home, where they enjoy getting pets and are gaining more confidence daily.
Often black cats have trouble getting adopted, but at our Adoption Center, Solomon stood out! His gentle, affectionate personality made him a great role model for our shyer cats, and was striking enough to get his adopters lining up early to make sure they’d be first in line for him.
Darling calico Chabot was shy in her shelter cage, but came out of her shell in a loving foster home. She caught the eye of her adopter from our website, and after a virtual meeting, they took the plunge and brought her home, where she fit right in!
Joshua (below) and Brooks (above) were a pair of shy Forgotten Kittens who came to us at about 4 months old. The duo received a lot of TLC from one of our fosters, and in just a few weeks, became confident enough to move to our Adoption Center, where they quickly got adopted together!
From street cat to sweet cat: Nala spent her first couple of years in a feral colony, but was friendly toward people that she came to Cat Town to be a confident role model for some of our shyer cats. Now she’s living the good life indoors!
Sweet Sheldon was found as a stray near a 911 dispatch by a police officer. This big boy was frustrated by his cage at the shelter, so we brought him to our Adoption Center to help him de-stress — and he instantly stole the heart of his adopter. Sheldon’s new BFF reports that he loves to play, and is quite the acrobat — plus an expert snuggler!
Thank you for believing in our cats! As we get ready to close out the year, and have only one more adoption round-up to share for 2020, we’re delighted by the number of special feline friends who have found great homes, thanks to you.
All of our NOVEMBER Adoptions
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