Cirrus has finally found a forever home!!!I've been thinking about him a lot lately and have been praying every night that he'd find a new home and stay happy and healthy. Well my prayers have been answered.
Hi Tracey,
I just wanted to let you know that Flint has a wonderful forever
home! One of our board members recently retired from Stanford and
moved down to Vizalea (sp?). She bought a large house there and has
set up a mini-sanctuary for a few special cats who don't get adopted
after a time through SCN. She has had a custom outdoor run built on
to the side of the house to provide extra space for the kitties to
enjoy (fully enclosed) and several rooms to separate cats who need
their own space.
After Cirrus was in a foster home for a while, he didn't have any
urinary problems but is very easily over-stimulated and any noise or
activity terrifies him. We decided Cirrus wasn't going to be adopted
except by a very special person, and we didn't want him to move
around again. So when our board member volunteered to bring him to
her home everyone was very happy. He'll be living in a very quiet
home with her and a few other cats, who he will be introduced to
gradually over time (he's in a large playpen cage so they can meet
him through that first). He can just be a cat and choose not to
approach her ever if he doesn't care to, and will have a large
outdoor enclosure to explore when he's brave enough, which I think he
will like! If he wants to hide that's OK too.
He arrived at his new home today, and his new mom says he's doing
fine, just hiding but peeking out sometimes and eating and drinking
well. She's going to get some photos when her friend with a camera
visits, we may use them in next year's newsletter in a article about
the SCN mini-sanctuary.
Merry Christmas, I hope the news brings you a smile and that Storm is
doing better now too!
Tina Noyes
Stanford Cat Network
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I know that Cirrus will be happy in his new home, this sounds perfect for him.
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