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Frank & Honey

Frank's first time down stairs

Frank acted like she had never been down stairs before, but she quickly got the hang of it and would run up and down and up and down.

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Frank and Honey

Frank loved Honey. She tried to make friends with Madeline, but Madeline didn't want anything to do with her. Frank would run up to Honey and circle her and jump in the air. Honey was great with her when she wasn't too scared and running away.

Frank

We found out about a week after she left us that she died the day after she was spayed. These photos are bittersweet now. She had such a love for life and was so much fun.

Meet Frank

Frank came to us from a couple stoners whose brother moved to Michigan and left her behind. She was used to having the run of the house, and the guys had no idea how to care for her. The SPCA wanted her, so we agreed to take her temporarily until one of their foster homes became available.

 She dug a hole in the carpet all the way down to the boards. And tried to do the same thing in all the other corners.

Bessie

Bessie has also left us. So that we could take more kittens, we made the tough decision to follow through with the original plan and take her to AniMall, where she'll be sure to find a new home quickly. She's so full of personality and so much fun, someone better fall in love with her fast.

She was officially pulled by Triangle Rabbits, she's been spayed and she is available!

Bessie on her couch

She immediately hopped down and started circling me to remind me that she hadn't gotten her breakfast yet.

Bessie

This gorgeous girl has been with us since Sunday. She's spunky, soft, and friendly. She's available for adoption, but I'm not sure from who. More on that later!

Mimi's meet and greet

Looks like Mimi's found his place! Hopefully his new brother, George, agrees.

UPDATE: Well, George did NOT agree and Mimi was returned. He was adopted a few days later, though, so he's still in his forever (hopefully) home!

Lunch!!

He loves kale and cilantro, as well as the occasional sprig of fresh mint and dandelion.



He's so handsome, I can't stand it!

Mimi's new cage

Since he's so good outside of the cage, he doesn't spend a whole lot of time in it, but I know he appreciates having more space at night.

He let Honey groom him a little.

I really can't say enough good things about this little guy.

Mimi and his new cage

I'll get better pictures later, but our fabulous little critter volunteer came over and made Mimi a wonderful new cage.

He's just as handsome as ever.


He spent some time with Honey, comforting her and distracting her from the thunder.

Meet Mimi!

Mister Mimi came home with me last night. I was worried that some stranger of dubious character might purchase him and not give him the golden years he deserves, so he is now safely hanging out in our critter room.

He was taken to the shelter about two weeks ago, presumably because of allergies. They had him for 8 years, so it must have been quite a surprise. He's very handsome and in very good shape, especially considering his age. His previous owner said he was easy to handle, good with kids, curious and spent most of his time in his cage.

What I've learned is that he is quite sassy (but very gentle) and loves to explore outside his cage. He loves burrowing and scratching fabric (and carpet). He's a sweet guy, but gets overly excited with too much affection. Hopefully he'll be neutered soon, which should help with his amorous ways and also help with his litter box usage.

The photos so far are from our dedicated critter cuddler. I'll get some more soon!