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Alison - was adopted by her foster mother.
She was one of two three-week-old kittens
found in a plastic garbage bag in a dumpster
in Buffalo's Perry Projects. She has a
wonderful home as of 2002.
She was one of two three-week-old kittens
found in a plastic garbage bag in a dumpster
in Buffalo's Perry Projects. She has a
wonderful home as of 2002.
Baby - She and her brother, Cookie, came to us
when their owner, Dorothy, died of breast cancer.
Baby was featured in the Hamburg Sun and was
adopted almost immediately on 8/7/02. Unfortunately,
Cookie is still waiting for a permanent home. He's a
handsome orange and white fellow, very
mild-mannered! Look for his picture under Adoptions.
when their owner, Dorothy, died of breast cancer.
Baby was featured in the Hamburg Sun and was
adopted almost immediately on 8/7/02. Unfortunately,
Cookie is still waiting for a permanent home. He's a
handsome orange and white fellow, very
mild-mannered! Look for his picture under Adoptions.
Buttercup was adopted twice through
St. Francis: first by Ruth Nolan, a true
cat-lover who died several years later.
Buttercup then found a wonderful home
with Tonawanda family, who we are
grateful were willing to deal with his
dominant behavior toward their other cats.
He was adopted 3/18/02
St. Francis: first by Ruth Nolan, a true
cat-lover who died several years later.
Buttercup then found a wonderful home
with Tonawanda family, who we are
grateful were willing to deal with his
dominant behavior toward their other cats.
He was adopted 3/18/02
WE CANNOT FIND THESE WONDERFUL
HOMES WITHOUT HELP.
HOMES WITHOUT HELP.
ADOPTED 4/3/04 -- Both Little Man (now known as Waffles) and Midnight were adopted into the
same home... it was a remarkable experience... when we let Waffles out of his carrier... and he saw the
whole family... I swore he smiled. He went from kid to kid, like he was introducing himself... and by the
end of the night... Midnight was playing chase with the 2 yr old... she was chasing him. Not vice versa!
same home... it was a remarkable experience... when we let Waffles out of his carrier... and he saw the
whole family... I swore he smiled. He went from kid to kid, like he was introducing himself... and by the
end of the night... Midnight was playing chase with the 2 yr old... she was chasing him. Not vice versa!
Orange Blossom was adopted 5/2004. She is a
beautiful, affectionate long-haired female, not quite
1 year old. She was rescued from an abandoned
house on Buffalo's West Side, along with two
other adult female cats and two litters of kittens
(one belonged to Orange Blossom.
beautiful, affectionate long-haired female, not quite
1 year old. She was rescued from an abandoned
house on Buffalo's West Side, along with two
other adult female cats and two litters of kittens
(one belonged to Orange Blossom.
In May 2004 a 15-year old male cat was sent to us
from a concerned owner in NYC who could no
longer care for him. One of our volunteers brought
him into her home almost immediately, where he
shares the spotlight in a new 'forever home.'
from a concerned owner in NYC who could no
longer care for him. One of our volunteers brought
him into her home almost immediately, where he
shares the spotlight in a new 'forever home.'
Also in May, we acquired a Siamese as well as
an Oriental from a breeder. The Siamese was
adopted right away. We still have our little
'Orboy' though, if anyone wants to give him a
home!
an Oriental from a breeder. The Siamese was
adopted right away. We still have our little
'Orboy' though, if anyone wants to give him a
home!
DANNY
Danny was one of the
most loving cats in the
shelter. He was
adopted in May 2004
by a young couple
who will give him all
the love he needs!
most loving cats in the
shelter. He was
adopted in May 2004
by a young couple
who will give him all
the love he needs!