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DSH black Female 3-months-old |
Sandy came to the shelter with her brother Danny. They must be adopted together as they are very bonded. They eat, sleep and play together. Sandy is a nice kitten with a great disposition. She spends her day playing with her brother and every toy in the shelter. Sandy and her brother will bring a lot of fun and love into some family's home. |
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DSH black Male 3-months-old |
Danny came to the shelter with his sister Sandy. They must be adopted together as they are very bonded. They eat, sleep and play together. Danny is a nice kitten with a great disposition. He spends his day playing with every toy in the shelter. Danny and his sister will bring a lot of fun and love into some family's home. |
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DSH brown tiger w/ white Males 1-year-old |
Ralphie and Remy are the longest residents at the shelter. They are both handsome young fellas who are very shy. They have never shown any aggression but they are fearful of new people and new situations. Because of their similar personalities; they have become very bonded. They sleep together, play together, eat together they sometimes even use the litter box together. With a little patience and understanding; shy cats can make loyal and loving companions. Remy and Ralphie would do best in a relatively quiet home with an older person or couple. Many cats with this type of personality bond with their adopters but remain shy with strangers. While it can take time and patience to help a shy cat build trust and confidence in their new home; watching them blossom is incredibly rewarding. Sometimes the smallest gestures are the biggest rewards. We think adopting these two boys together will help them adjust to their new home. Please consider giving these two special boys a loving home. |
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DSH gray w/ white Male 2-years-old |
Ralphie and Remy are the longest residents at the shelter. They are both handsome young fellas who are very shy. They have never shown any aggression but they are fearful of new people and new situations. Because of their similar personalities; they have become very bonded. They sleep together, play together, eat together they sometimes even use the litter box together. With a little patience and understanding; shy cats can make loyal and loving companions. Remy and Ralphie would do best in a relatively quiet home with an older person or couple. Many cats with this type of personality bond with their adopters but remain shy with strangers. While it can take time and patience to help a shy cat build trust and confidence in their new home; watching them blossom is incredibly rewarding. Sometimes the smallest gestures are the biggest rewards. We think adopting these two boys together will help them adjust to their new home. Please consider giving these two special boys a loving home. |