Archive for the ‘Declawed’ Category

Bourbon

Sunday, July 25th, 2010

Bourbon was picked up at the City pound and delivered safely to Animal Aide July 14, 2010. You always read in the papers that you should handle your Bourbon responsibly and safely. No worries!!!!  Bourbon is declawed. Bourbon is very cuddly and can be held for hours, he even makes all the appropriate noises that go along with a pleasurable experience. Bourbon will not be with us long as good Bourbon rarely lasts. Drive responsibly with our Bourbon today!!!  333 Talbot St., St. Thomas, 519-633-3788 or e-mail us.

Caesar

Sunday, July 18th, 2010

Caesar will have no trouble finding a new home. That is what everyone thinks at the shelter but what Caesar needs is the RIGHT home. Caesar was surrendered by his family because theirs was not the right home for Caesar. Theirs was a very busy household with dogs, other cats and young children. It was just too much for Caesar. What Caesar would appreciate is a quieter more sedate place to lay his head. Caesar is only 8 months old, has been neutered, declawed and is ready to try again with someone who will not constantly grab him so, no young children. He is very friendly but likes to approach you first. Caesar just joined us April 30, 2010 so, we are still learning what makes him tick but we like what we see. So will you!!  333 Talbot St., St. Thomas, 519-633-3788 or e-mail us.

Colby

Thursday, August 26th, 2010

Colby and her brother Harley were both surrendered, due to allergies, to Animal Aide Aug. 16, 2010. She has a listed birth date of March 30, 2006 which makes her 4 years old. Colby is front declawed and has her shots updated to Feb. 2011. This girl is a prime example of a feline flirt. She will try every trick in the book to get and keep your attention, starting with a sweet meow and finishing with rolling on her back for tummy rubs. Colby is a lovely brown tabby and I’m guessing that she was in complete control of the food distribution in her former home. Colby and Harley both have little white tips on their tails. Both cats seem to get along with other cats but I’m thinking that they would love to stay together. Come and see these fabulous cats at 333 Talbot St., St. Thomas, 519-633-3788 or e-mail us.