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Looking For A Pet?
Meet a few lovable pets who
are available for adoption. These are just a few of the cats I am fostering for
the SICSA Pet Adoption Center.
All are spayed or neutered and are current on
all vaccinations.
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The
purrfect hostess, SOLITAIRE glides gracefully in the room to
warmly greet any guest. She loves people and gets along
well with other cats and dogs, too. |
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Quiet
and reserved, the beautiful NESSIE is a bit shy when meeting
someone new for the first time. Once she gets to know you,
you have a friend for life! |
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In her former life as a stray, she begged for scraps at the
drive thru of a Burger King, hence her name WHOPPER. She is friendly, sociable
and likes to curl up on a warm lap. No more fast food for her! She's
hooked on premium cat food now. |
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Meet MOOSE, a
good natured, pleasingly plump and
"never-met-a-stranger" kind of guy. He has personality
plus! Moose gets along with everyone. |
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Say hello to Misha
and her brother Flash!
Not long ago I was at a local shopping center. As I was walking from my car to the cool
comfort of the grocery store on that blistering hot day I
noticed a dirty cardboard box sitting in an empty parking
spot. I had an uneasy feeling about that box. So I
walked over and took a look inside. Inside the partially
closed box sat two very frightened and very hot little
kittens. I scooped them up, rushed back to my car and
turned on the air-conditioner. As the kittens cooled
off, I was fuming. How could anyone just leave two
defenseless kittens sitting in a box in a parking lot on a 90+
degree day? I postponed my shopping trip and took them
home.
They have been vet
checked, are up-to-date on their shots and are available
for adoption through the SICSA
Pet Adoption Center in
Kettering, Ohio. They will continue to live with me until
they are adopted. Incidentally, that cardboard box sat
untouched in the shopping center parking lot for three days
after I brought the kittens home.
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