Lucky is the family who is loved by a black cat. Is it your turn to get lucky? I have just the place for you to come. Animal Aide. We just happen to have a number of fabulously lucky, black cats to choose from. One of those is Owen. Owen came to us Nov. 13, 2009, with his sister Olive and brother Ollie (adopted) when he was 8 weeks old. Owen is a sweet little guy who leaps into our arms at every opportunity. He is hoping that you will allow him to leap into your heart. Try your luck today. 333 Talbot St., St. Thomas, 519-633-3788 or e-mail us. 

GET LUCKY WITH OWEN

Olive was brought to Animal Aide on November 13, 2009, at the age of 8 weeks, with brothers Ollie (adopted) and Owen. Olive loves it when her cage is open and she will walk right out into your arms and get comfortable. She is an adorable black cat with a white spot on her neck. Olive loves to cuddle and even puts her face up to yours looking for a kiss or two. She is totally adorable inside and out. Olive also has eyes that just dare you to walk by her cage and not give her any notice – trust me, it can only be done if she is sleeping. To look at her, is to love her and want her in your arms. She knows it and when you stop by at Animal Aide to meet her at 333 Talbot Street, St Thomas, you will know it, too. You can also call us at 519-33-3788 or send us an email. 

Do you recognize adorable when you see it?

 Sometimes, we look after our older friends and sometimes we don’t. When we first met Mandy, we sadly had to realize that she was one that wasn’t. Mandy is only 11 years old, which in some ways seems old, but when you consider that I live with a 25 year old cat and my daughter lives with a 22 year old cat, it seems quite young to us. Unfortunately, not everyone felt that way or Mandy wouldn’t have found herself at the pound and then living with us at Animal Aide. Mandy became part of our family on November 27, 2009. She is a sweet girl who still enjoys being held and cuddled, still purrs and still likes to play. She isn’t the kind of cat who will jump up on ornaments and isn’t likely to break things accidentally. What she does want and need is a home with someone who will love her and that she can give her love to in return. Please come visit Mandy at Animal Aide, 333 Talbot Street, St. Thomas, give us a call at 519-633-3788 or send us an email. 

Give your love to Mandy!