Sunday, little Divine was alone in a cage at the shelter.
Her siblings Coco Peru, Hedda Lettuce, and RuPaul were already adopted.
I hope she gets a home of her own very soon,
long before she grows into her large ears!
Speaking of ears, this is interesting…
I couldn’t resist visiting Flamenco, Charleston, Jitterbug, and Tango again.
Little tabby Cha Cha has already been adopted.
New at the shelter this week – Girl kittens Thicket and Willow.
Followed by a little playtime…
And an interrupted rainy day nap.
These are the “Dance Kittens”: Oranges Charleston and Tango. The torti is Flamenco and the tabby is Cha Cha.
At 14, Bayley is one of the oldest cats at at the shelter. She’s a very sweet senior citizen who craves affection. It must have been difficult for her family to leave her at the shelter (I hope).
And here’s 11 week old Jordin, one of 4 American Idol kittens. Her stay at the shelter was very brief. The kittens have all been adopted.
Pretty little Carmella was adopted this week, as well as some old friends who had been at the shelter for quite a while (those are the names with stars).
See where it says “Mickey (from Foster)”? Kitten Mickey is officially ours!
This is Carmella.
“But I tell you, a cat needs a name that’s particular,
A name that’s peculiar, and more dignified,
Else how can he keep his tail perpendicular,
Or spread out his whiskers, or cherish his pride?”
T. S. Eliot- “Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats“
Little torti kitten Tortellina has brothers named Rigatoni, Macaroni, and Oreo.
She has already been adopted!
After we finish our chores at the shelter, many of the Sunday morning volunteers end up spending time in the same room. There are probably a dozen of the sweetest tempered affectionate kittens to cuddle.
Sundays at the Shelter
