Anyways these two sweeties are at the local SPCA, here in Newtown, Wellington, NZ. We know that many of you don't live close - but please meet:
Titaina - she has been in the spca since sept 2009. She is described as a sweet girl who is just a bit shy. She would like to be adopted out to a quieter home without young children. She doesn't mind other cats, as long as they are nice to her.
This is Sophie, and she has been at the SPCA since May. Doesn't she look like me!!!
She is described as being a beautiful affectionate girl, who is far too cuddly for her own good, and therefore needs to lose some weight (oh sister - surely we are twins!!). She needs an owner who isn't tempted to give her treats, and will help her lose some of her cuddliness.
We wish that every shelter kitty could find a person to love, and somewhere warm and sunny to sleep.
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Sophie does look a lot like you. We hope those kitties get a forever home soon.
ReplyDeleteWe are sending them both purrs and Light, that they find their forever homes very soon!
ReplyDeleteIt's sad that such nice kitties would have to spend so much time at the spca without a home. Paws crossed that they come to the attention of somebody out there who can adopt them!
ReplyDeleteTHose are very sweet kitties!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing those sweet babies. I am grateful that they have a home though..even though I so deeply wish they could have a furrever home of their own.
ReplyDeleteI will hope and pray that they both soon find a loving home. There are so many out there that need homes and every summer it seems that the shelters fill up faster and find less homes. It breaks my heart to see how irresponsible people are to unload their cat on a whim. Thank you for helping by posting them on your blog. It all helps. Hugs, Deb =^..^=x5
ReplyDeleteThey are both beautiful and thanks for sharing their story. My sisters and I will be purring that they find the purrfect forever homes!
ReplyDeleteWe wish that too...
ReplyDeleteYeah we are both shelter cats, a new home and a new life. Both of us, this is our second home. Also, our shelter will take us back, actually wants us back, if for any reason mum thinks she would have to find us a new home.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Poppy Q,
ReplyDeleteDo not under estimate the power of the Internet and especially believe in miracle, for they do happen.
As we are new too the felines blogosphere. we are learning all about these worthy causes and dada promises he will participate next year.
Thank you for all you are doing.
Now daddy needs to get back to finishing my post for Friday,
Miss Kitty
Mum says special needs kitties are just that: special. Right now we have, of various combinations: aged, ,front leg tripod, missing back foot, hearing and visually impaired. We were all considered less adoptable. Mum fell in love with each of us for us; she didnt get hung up on the "perfect' thing.
ReplyDeleteShe always says we aren't perfect, but we're perfect for her.
Thank you for being the voice of those of us who are still waiting for our forever home..
I hope all the kitties find a good home. Are you feeling okay after your horrible ordeal Poppy?
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely pair. We are sending big purrs that they will find their perfect Forever homes soon.
ReplyDeleteWhat a couple of adorable kitties. I do hope they find their forever home too.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful lady cats. We hope they find their forever homes soon.
ReplyDeleteWe are going to purr for the kitties to find loving forever homes soon.
ReplyDeleteThanx for introducing us to those two lovelies. You DO like like twins!!! Purraying they find their furrever home very soon!
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