Jo Frazier

Posted on September 29, 2020 by Shelter Manager

I wanted to give you all a little Joe Frazier update.
He loves his new (forever) home!! He made quick friends with his new brothers. He sure is a cuddly cat, he’s sitting in my lap purring as I type this out. Here are some photos of him. ❤️ We sure do love him!!!

Noah, formerly Brownie

Posted on September 15, 2020 by Shelter Manager

Hi😀💖🐾🐕 we just had to share some pictures and give a update of our precious boy Mr Noah formally known as Brownie. He had the most amazing time at his birthday party. He loved it and couldn’t stop smiling wiggling and getting the zoomies!!! When we adopted him last October, he was so scared, shy and shut down. It didn’t take him long to come around to us and show us his true Noah self lol, and he is PERFECT. We can’t THANK YOU enough for allowing us to adopt this sweet boy. We love him beyond words and he is a true blessing.

Oakley, aka Havana

Posted on September 4, 2020 by Shelter Manager

Thank you so much for giving me my best friend. Oakley is the most kind hearted dog I have ever had and can’t wait to see him grow throughout the years.

Teyana, formerly Gidgit

Posted on August 13, 2020 by Shelter Manager

“I wanted to send a quick update on Gidgit, we renamed her Teyana. Her first couple days at the house were very quiet. She stayed under our bed for the most part, and only came out to eat.

After the third night I noticed her incision became infected and took her to the PET ER. They gave me medicine and a cone for her to wear for a couple weeks. During that time, she got a sinus infection and was constantly sneezing, barely eating and very aloof. She didn’t seem to be comfortable no matter what she was doing and she just wanted to be left alone.

I was discussing with my friends what the best course of action could be and many of them suggested to bring her back to your humane society since she wasn’t adjusting well.

That night, Teyana jumped on my bed at 3 am and just layed on my chest. She had on her cone (that she hated lol), her eyes and nose were watery, she had been under the bed and didn’t want to come out all day, but for some reason she just jumped up to sleep with me.

So, of course I decided to keep trying. I continued climbing under the bed to pet and play with her, gave her little treats and lots of water and most importantly gave her space. By the time we had her first official check up she was up and playing, incision infection was gone, and her sinus infection was mostly gone.

Today I’m happy to report she’s playing a lot with Imani (previously named Hanna), and though Imani still doesn’t seem fully comfortable about Teyana yet, I can tell they are going to get along well.

Teyana has been through sooo much these passed couple weeks, and I’m so grateful she sees me as family.

We are still watching her enlarged eye, but other than that she is completely healthy for an FIV+ kitty. She’s very resilient and kind and I just wanted to share how great this little girl is doing. I’m very proud.”

Nina & Sammie, aka Leah & Sparkles

Posted on July 16, 2020 by Shelter Manager