Hello All,
We are happy to report that Leah and Samson have adjusted to their new
home and are delighting their new parents. We brought them home
prepared to carefully introduce them to one room at a time but within
five minutes they were both happily exploring the entire house. They
have established a kitty play run, circling through three rooms,
jumping on a chair, and sliding on the wood floor.
They have been rechristened "Puff" as she looks like a puff of smoke,
and "Pepe" as he is such a loverboy. They went to the Bothell Pet
Hospital for their checkup on Wednesday and were pronounced in
excellent health. Both kittens had another set of shots and their
little nails clipped. The staff at the pet hospital had lots of
compliments for Homeward so be proud of your reputation!
They are sweet, playful and affectionate kittens and we adore them.
Thank you to all who were involved in raising them. We've attached a
couple of pics for you.
Thanks Again,
Shelly and Larry
Hello there, Lucky here, I am having a wonderful time with my family. I am doing great and loving my new home. My family has attached some photo’s of me enjoying my dog time. I am all puppy and love to run and play all day. I am glad summer is here and the kids are out of school for me to play with.
<<Lucky loungen in the grass.JPG>> <<Lucky in his pool.JPG>> <<Lucky reaching new heights.JPG>> <<Lucky-his first visit to the lake.JPG>>
When we had to put down our belowed 13 years old tabby our whole family heartbroken. But especially me (mom) and our 18 years old son who was both the chosen and official owner. About a year ago I did not feel quite ready to adopt, but Robbie was set on raising a new kitten during the summer vacation. We went around countless shelters and saw many cute kittens, but we found the right one at Homeward Pet. The shelter was clean, the animals friendly and the service was very nice. We adopted Bijou last June and she has been a continuous joy and entertainement for us ever since. She imediately got along well with our existing pets and is always adorable to us, charmingly blinking with her big blue eyes. She figures even on our son’s graduation portrait. Thank you, thank you Homeward Pet!
EJ
Ann and Sasha can't believe how well trained and sweet I am. Other than walking on a leash, I am a pro at nearly everything. Ann gets a big kick out of my antics and has been showing me off to her friends.
Thanks for finding my new friends!
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Why hello, folks of my kithood home!
This is Boogie speaking, the dashingly handsome black-and-white kitten you knew as Carl. Since you last saw me, I've grown from an adorably tiny kitten to a rather huge (but NOT overweight, mind you!), fierce, and powerful cat. My house is my kingdom, and I am the King.
Oh, and I have a few humans to deal with too. I've trained them well, though, so they don't give me much trouble. Except they just won't leave me alone! They repeatedly pick me up and cuddle me, leaving me no choice but to whine at them. They seem to think I'm a "spunky bunky boy" or some other such nonsense. Pfft. You humans.
There's also a rather fascinating bird (I've heard it called a "cockatiel") that lives in my kingdom too. But the humans either keep it locked up or keep me locked up (the nerve!) so that I don't snack on it. Pity. It really does look tasty...
And I'm also famous! The youngest human girl has written stories about me and designed covers for them on the computer. She handed one in for an English story assignment- and got 100%, too. I mean, it had me on the cover- of course it got high marks!
Well, my humans asked me to say hello to all of you, and to let you know that they'll be going to the d-o-g adoption event this month. I'm not really that great at spelling, so I don't know what d-o-g means; the humans always spell it out when I'm around. They're all very excited about it, though. I wonder what d-o-g is?
Below are some pictures of fabulous me- enjoy them!
Meows and best wishes,
King Boogie (and his humans)
I don’t think she was as accustomed to cats as we all thought, but she’s very obedient about leaving them alone when we call her off, but a puffed up, growling kitty is still an invitation to the chase. We haven’t started obedience yet, but I think that will help as well.
Thanks for everything! She’s fit right into the household and is really a joy.
| Foggy (full name: Foghorn Leghorn) started as a foster puppy at the age of 7 weeks. Needless to say, he never left! He is a Catahoula Leopard Dog mix and will be three years old in October. Recently we started competing in agility and he is doing so well - he absolutely loves it and already has several titles under his belt.
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My brother and I were adopted last week! We have adjusted well into our
new home. We spend many hours running from one end of the house to the
other. We wrestle and play for hours. And of course, sleep too!!
My brother and I are joined at the hip. We go everything together and
are so happy we were adopted together :) And you know what? There is
this pretty 9 year old cat here. She likes us and is getting used to us.
We can touch noses, but occasionally still get growled at. But we mind
our manners and we think we will all be fast friends very soon
Outside of that, we are hoping to entertain soon. Many people want to
come and visit. You would think we are celebrities or something. Must be
because we like people and can purr up a storm!!
That is all for now. I hope you enjoy the picture of us. It was hard to
get a picture, as we can be very squirmy and don't sit still for long!
Signed, Co-Captain!
Hi again, everyone.
You probably remember me. My name is Harley “David’s Son” Coats.
Here I am again (the smallest dog with the biggest tongue) along with my friends Norman (middle) and Lexi (far right).
You probably also recall that Norman and Lexi’s owner, a wonderful gentleman by the name of Will Simpson, just recently passed away, leaving Norman and Lexi in need of new homes.
GOOD NEWS! Both Norman (age 5) and Lexi (age 14) have found wonderful new owners. Lexi has been adopted by an elderly couple who fell in love with her at first sight. They will provide her a quiet home where she can rest. (It seems Norman had been really wearing her out lately.) Norman has found loving owners who lost their Airedale terrier a month ago. Again, the bonding process began immediately upon meeting. Norman wasted no time hopping into the new owners’ car, signaling he was up for new adventures!
MANY LICKS and THANKS for all you did to help these adoptions happen for my friends!
Harley
Otis and I found each other at Homeward Pets in April of 2006. He is a high energy guy who enjoys brisk walks as we are forever in search of squirrels and bunnies to admire. He is truly a gift and is constantly bringing joy and laughter to each day. I thank Homeward Pets for their wonderful work and bringing Otis and I together.
