Category: Happy Tails

The adopter Jerri wrote this from the cats: Dear Foster Mothers, We want to thank you for taking care of us long enough for someone to find us and give us a new home.  We live in a 2300 square foot cat-condo on the second floor that has over 22 windows. This makes bird watching a great pleasure and allows us to survey our outdoor territory in safety. We are so happy with our new parents too, they have plenty of love for us which helped us overcome the shyness we had while in the orphanage.  It just goes to show that if you pray long enough someone will come by one day and pick you out of the litter and take you to the home of your kitty dreams.…

One of the absolute favorite cats in 2014 at Town Cats Pet Food Express Adoption Center was 2 year old Lillie. Nicknamed  "Lillie Bug". Sarah our dedicated adoption counselor said that when Lillie first came she was extremely frighten and wouldn't let any one touch her.  It took a good 4-5 months before volunteers could pet her with a feather toy and then with their hands. Eventually she would jump out of her cage and would let people touch her as they walked by. She grew friendlier every month. A few days after Christmas Sally came in wanting a calm cat for her quiet home. She saw Lillie in her cage and felt so bad for her she had to take her home. Now Lillie enjoys laying with Sally while she reads a book. Of course her feathers are not far and she lays on them so…

Do you ever wonder what your cats are doing when you are not home?  These two foster kittens obviously have it made in their foster home.  Meet Leo and Luca, 9 month old brothers. Meet them at Petco on Blossom Hill Rd in San Jose or call: 408-201-3450. UPDATE:  These two "cool cats" were adopted last weekend.  Congratulations Leo and Luca on your new home!!

Mary says her family adopted Skitters (aka Midori) in 2008, and “We absolutely adore her, our funny little sweetheart. Hard to believe someone would abandon an adorable kitten like her on Moorpark in San Jose. Thanks for rescuing her!! She is the queen of our household.” Sure looks like it :-)

  Jason and Ana saw Kelly Rose on Facebook when she was in a lot of trouble. A Safeway employee had found her in the parking lot abandoned and injured, and brought her to Town Cats. A Town Cats volunteer took her to Silicon Valley Veterinary Specialists where they discovered that the 8-week old kitten had bilateral femoral fractures. Dr. John Davies operated on her, and named her Kelly Rose. Many Facebook fans donated to help with her medical bills, and Town Cats fostered and nursed her for a month while she healed. Jason and Ana decided they had to have Kelly Rose, and about 2 weeks ago took her home. Jason says she’s settled in and getting along great with their other 2 cats. So many wonderful people came together…