I'll be rescuing another kitty from the Humane Society...

[jenluckenbach]

"When God shuts a door, he opens a window". Molly, looks like we may have a winner! Good luck.

[smokey the elder]

That sounds like it could be a great match. I prefer to adopt adults rather than kittens to seniors. It's good for the older person, to take care of an animal.

[sandragonfly]

hoorah sarge!

good luck donna and especially the dolly molly! hope things work out smoothly for you all. tell us at the minute of it she's gone to a furrever home!

[moosmom]

I got an email from Rene this morning. Because this man is a senior and so is Molly, there is absolutely no adoption fee. We will also give him food and litter for her.

I sure wish my cellphone was up and running (gotta pay the bill when I get my paycheck) so I could call and give him the good news. I know he's going to be thrilled. So am I!! Although I will miss her alot.

[smokey the elder]

That's great! One of our local rescue groups has what they call a "Senior to senior" program which may be like that!

[jenluckenbach]

What wonderful news (for Molly, not your cell phone)

I sure wish I'd have thought of that yesterday when 1by1 had its board meeting. I think that is a terrific program.

[Tubby & Peanut's Mom]

Congratulations, Molly!

Our local Humane Society - where we got CJ - also has a program for senior to senior adoptions. I don't remember the details, but I believe they still charge a partial fee, just not the entire amount. They also have a program for senior cats and anyone. Any cat 8 or older has a reduced adoption fee. When we adopted CJ he was 7. Terry tried to challenge them as to his age to try and get the reduced fee. I, of course, was willing to pay whatever it took because I wanted him - but also because I know the shelter needs the money.