Bubbles

Bubbles in notorious in our family for finding the weirdest sleeping positions. He is such a snuggle bug and loves to snuggle with our friends and his brother Salem. If you are on the couch you are probably gonna get snuggled. Bubs and my husband are two peas in a pod and I often come home to them sleeping next to each other.

 

When we had to move back in with my parents they were worried that he wouldn't get along with their kitties and dogs. He won over my mom and dad almost instantly with is weird but adorable purr. And my parents older dog and him were almost inseparable.

Bubbles is wonderful, he gets along with every one. Dogs, people, even other kitties. We are so blessed to have him in our little family.

Junior (now Porthos)

Thought I would reply to the voicemail y’all left when you called to check on ‘Junior’ after we adopted him. 

 

He is doing good. We’ve renamed him Porthos. It’s taking our other kitty, Hathor, a bit longer to warm up to him, but she’s doing her best. There are times when I call her the ‘fun police’ because she will watch him while he plays and then try to give him a hard time for playing with the toys. We did catch them play chasing the other night, it was the cutest thing. He is just the sweetest kitten ever and loves everyone.
 

I’m so glad we got to adopt him. Thank you!

Coco

When Coco first came to HPAC she weighed a whopping 110 lbs and was having trouble with mobility. We received a recent update from her new family. They had this to say:

"Thought you might like to see a picture of our girl, Coco!

She's down to 70 pounds now and a lovie! The vet still wants her to lose another 5-10 pounds. We are loving her, and she's always rubbing up against us in some fashion! We're are one big happy crazy family...thanks again for all your help!"

Daisy

[Daisy with her new brother]

 

About two months ago we adopted a cute little puppy called Daisy from you. She is probably up to five pounds now and has easily fit into our family. 

She is the most loving, playful, energetic puppy we have seen in a while and is always trying to please us. Daisy has an older brother who is eleven years her senior, but they get along quite well. We offer them chewies when we are on the couch or on the bed and they are constantly trying to steal each others chewie and hide it from the other under a blanket or between the pillows. Most often they don't really want to eat it, just take it from the other, and they are both very good at that. Most nights they sleep right next to each other and between me and my wife.

 

Daisy is very happy were she is and is living the good life. We are extremely happy she is part of our life.

Jill (now Tori)

About a year ago my Mom and Dad adopted the 1-year old Jill, who has settled into the role of spoiled kitty (as noted by the position on top of the pillow); because she is so similar to the former tuxedo cat who resided with my folks for more than 17 years. Her name was changed to Tori II. Tori has more than filled the hole left by her predecessor. She is a loving and bright spot in the family.

 

Thank you Homeward Pet! We love Tori! And we love you!

Lilly and Lulu

Lilly and Lulu are doing great. We have them for about a month. We are all enjoying them and they are very loved! They napped a lot on the first few days. They love to snuggle under a blanket on our chests. They found a favorite spot - in my closet, in a plastic bin, on top of my BLACK sweatshirts. They also play well together.

 

They are held a lot - my daughter made a sling with my scarf. We also have neighborhood kids that stop by to give them some love on a regular basis :)

 

Lilly and Lulu napping under the bed on their first day home.



Casper and Jasmine

This is brother and sister duo, Casper and Jasmine, we adopted 3 years ago this past August 7th. As you can see, they are best buddies and fabulous furniture testers. We are so lucky to share our home, and hearts, with them!