Molly is doing great! There isn’t a day go by that she doesn’t brighten our lives. She has personality plus I say…she is so unique. Not long after we adopted Molly, I found a small kitten alone on a rural road and brought him home, Molly claimed the kitten as her own and mothered him , the little kitten would sit in her food dish and she would eat the kibble around him, she slept and played with him…they are the best companions. I’ve added a couple of 
pictures of them. We thank you again Lois for doing such a wonderful thing!! Without you we would not have found Molly.
Karen & Pete
Elsa is going great. She loves her new home. She is such a well mannered cat and loves people. We have had no problems with any behaviour. She has claws but doesn’t use them 
which is great. She loves everyone that stops by to say hi and they always take the time to say hello her her as well. And even my father-in-law loves her and he has never liked cats. Everyone instantly loves Elsa when they come to visit. She meets me a the door when I come home from work and is always looking for some love. She even already has her favourite mouse toy that she carries around with her. She loves to be brushed and keeps herself clean and well-groomed. She has never bit or scratched anyone. She has adjusted so well. I love my little baby girl I’m so glad I was able to give her a good home.
Karen
A picture will be added as soon as one is available.
I walked into the back (where it says Employees Only by the way haha) and went to check them all out. Sitting in the far back cage was a litter of four, and I was really excited to check them out. I stuck my finger into the cage to see if any would come near, and sure enough not a single one would show up. Later I found out that they had just come into the adoption centre at PetSmart that morning, and no doubt were absolutely frightened. And this one little brave soul came up to my finger, smelt it, and licked it. It was love at first lick.I didnt leave the adoption centre for more than five minutes to find an associate, who took her out of the cage and let me hold her. I knew the moment I had her in my arms that I wanted to take her home. I stayed for well over 30 minutes at the pet store playing with her, promising myself I’d be back soon! » Continue Reading
