Tubby & Peanut's Mom
03-14-2006, 01:52 PM
Yep, I tortured myself by going to PetSmart during lunch. Got the food I was looking for, found a de-matting brush/comb for Peanut and then headed to the torture chamber, aka the adoption center. ;)
There were two gray and white boys that have been there forever! I first saw them when they were about 6 month old kittens, and I believe they are almost two years old now. :( They are brothers who "love each other very much and must be adopted together" at a cost of $175.00. I'm sure that's why they're still there. Their little sign also says they are shy and need to be given a chance. Well....no wonder they're shy, they've spent almost their entire lives in a cage at PetSmart!
There were some adorable tabby kittens, a BIG tuxie girl an adorable white and gray that reminded me of CJ but gray instead of orange and then.....the one I would take if I could. Lucky his name is. He's a big 8 year old boy, mostly white with some orange. He had the body shape of Tubby, aka fluffy. ;) He looked really rough though. He most certainly wasn't a nice clean white and he had goop on both his eyes. There were some people in the room looking at the kittens and he just calmly sat and watched them. Then he turned his head and I noticed he had a spot on the side of his neck that was shaved with 3 bright red puncture wounds! I immediately though "Oh poor baby!" but then he yawned, nice biiiig yawn, and I noticed one of his "fangs" was missing. It appeared to me that this guy had had a bit of a rough time of it lately, which made me want to really bring him home and pamper him. His card said he was a laid back sweet guy, and also that he was to be fed ONLY allergy food - no treats or anything, JUST allergy food! I thought "Woo hoo, I know all about allergy food, this guy would fit right in!" ;) :D I watched him for awhile and his actions just so reminded me of Tubby.
I wanted SO bad to bring him home, get him cleaned up and pamper him beyond what he deserves, but alas, as usual, I had to turn away...... :( Now his face is going to haunt me forever, especially since I know kitten season is about to hit good and strong and what are the chances an 8 year old, "fluffy" male with "issues" is going to be adopted. I guess the good news is, as evidenced by the two brothers that are still there, he now has a home forever, even if it is a cage in a store....it's still better than the street..... :(
There were two gray and white boys that have been there forever! I first saw them when they were about 6 month old kittens, and I believe they are almost two years old now. :( They are brothers who "love each other very much and must be adopted together" at a cost of $175.00. I'm sure that's why they're still there. Their little sign also says they are shy and need to be given a chance. Well....no wonder they're shy, they've spent almost their entire lives in a cage at PetSmart!
There were some adorable tabby kittens, a BIG tuxie girl an adorable white and gray that reminded me of CJ but gray instead of orange and then.....the one I would take if I could. Lucky his name is. He's a big 8 year old boy, mostly white with some orange. He had the body shape of Tubby, aka fluffy. ;) He looked really rough though. He most certainly wasn't a nice clean white and he had goop on both his eyes. There were some people in the room looking at the kittens and he just calmly sat and watched them. Then he turned his head and I noticed he had a spot on the side of his neck that was shaved with 3 bright red puncture wounds! I immediately though "Oh poor baby!" but then he yawned, nice biiiig yawn, and I noticed one of his "fangs" was missing. It appeared to me that this guy had had a bit of a rough time of it lately, which made me want to really bring him home and pamper him. His card said he was a laid back sweet guy, and also that he was to be fed ONLY allergy food - no treats or anything, JUST allergy food! I thought "Woo hoo, I know all about allergy food, this guy would fit right in!" ;) :D I watched him for awhile and his actions just so reminded me of Tubby.
I wanted SO bad to bring him home, get him cleaned up and pamper him beyond what he deserves, but alas, as usual, I had to turn away...... :( Now his face is going to haunt me forever, especially since I know kitten season is about to hit good and strong and what are the chances an 8 year old, "fluffy" male with "issues" is going to be adopted. I guess the good news is, as evidenced by the two brothers that are still there, he now has a home forever, even if it is a cage in a store....it's still better than the street..... :(