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SPRING FARM CARES
ADOPTION HALL OF FAME
Thanks to all of you for opening your hearts and homes to these amazing beings!! Thanks to you, they now have lives filled with love and care, and a place they call home.
March 2010
Petunia went to her new home where she can share all of her special bunny love.
Tucker went to his new home. An incredible bunny both in looks and personality, we are sure he will be cherished forever.
Luciana found a very special home. She had been adopted from us once before and then returned to us after her person died. She had only been back for a week when she found her next person to love and be loved by.
Tony went home with one of our volunteers. Tony stole all of our hearts when we found him one dark, cold night outside of our barn. He was scared, tired, and cold and very grateful to come inside. We suspect he was dumped here with a group of cats as we started seeing several others the next day. Unfortunately, the others have never since been found. They ran off from us and we tried unsuccessfully to catch them. This is a fate we are afraid meets lots of cats who are dumped in the country thinking someone will find them. Tony was a very lucky cat who now has a very loving home where he will never be dumped again.
February 2010
Anastasia went to her new home where she can now be loved and cherished. She was found by college students in November 2009 who fell in love with her but were not allowed to have pets. Attempts to find an owner were fruitless and the students were fairly sure she had been dumped on the college campus. Anastasia is blind in one eye but gets along just fine. She was a little shy for the camera so we do not have a photo of her with her adopters.
Harry found a home where he can feel safe and loved. We do not have a photo of Harry with his adopters because he is very shy. Harry was found with 12 other cats this past summer, on the side of the road, in boxes duct taped shut. A good samaratin passing by noticed that the boxes started moving and thankfully checked them out. We are excited for Harry and know he will thrive in his new home.
Alouette found her forever home where she can now share her heart. We found Alouette in our nature sanctuary, obviously recently dumped. After setting a humane trap we caught her and brought her in to safety. She had been declawed and had no chance of survival in the wild. Now she will know a warm home and safety again.
Lyre went to her new home today. Lyre had been with us for almost 4 months after coming to us as a semi-feral kitten. One of our dedicated foster homes really worked with her and taught her that being in a house with people was really a good thing. Still a bit shy, but ready for a new home, she headed out for her new life.
January 2010
Thelma and Louise went to their new home together and get another chance at a loving home. These two sisters had been adopted out and returned twice due to no fault of theirs. They were definitely wanting to stay together and we were determined that these two not be separated. We are excited for them to get another chance.
Kit Kat found his new person today. Brought here when his person fell on very hard times and could no longer keep him, he now has a second chance to share his heart again.
Avon went to her new home where she can always be loved. Avon was one of 12 cats found dumped on the side of the road in cardboard boxes that were duct taped shut. A good samaratin saw the boxes and stopped and brought them all to safety. Avon got a second chance for a happy life.
Sabe went to her new home where she will be able to share her heart with her new person. Sabe was one of 12 cats found on the side of the road in boxes that were duct taped shut. Thank goodness a passerby stopped and put them in their car. They came here where one by one they have been finding a new life.
Lissa went to her new home where she is loved and adored. Lissa came to us as a pregnant stray but then surprised us all with 8 kittens, the largest litter we have had here. Lissa did a great job putting up with 8 rambunctious kittens, especially seeing that she really prefers to live without other cats. In her new home she has a dog friend and can enjoy all the attention of her human companions without having to share with another cat - just the way she likes it! Lissa's new adopters were camera shy so we do not have a photo of her with them.
Bamboo went home with one of our dedicated volunteers. He will be loved and cherished for the rest of his life. Found wandering in the streets totally matted and soiled, now he will know a life of being the emporer in his own home.
Raja and Cookie Crumbles went to their new home together. Both are camera shy so we could not get a photo with their new adopter. Raja came to us from a home that had more animals than they could care for. He was very shy here but is really coming out in his new home!
Cookie Crumbles went home with Raja (above). He had been with us for a year and we are so excited for him to go to a home where he is getting tons of love and attention.
Risen went to her new home. She and her sister Shine came here when their people were moving and could not take them with them. Both of them got adopted to different homes on the same day.
Shine went to her new home. She came here with her sister Risen when their people were moving and could not take them with them. We were thrilled that both of them found their new homes on the same day.
Nikki and Pistol were adopted together. Both of these cats have some special needs and a really special home opened their hearts to the two of them. Nikki came to us as a very tiny kitten, very badly injured after she was unintentially stepped on by a human. She was very behind in her developement for some time as her body fought to heal and succeeded.
Pistol and Nikki went to their new home together. Pistol was found as a stray with her mother. They were brought to us when people saw them continuously crossing a busy street and they caught them before they got hit by a car. Pistol has had a history of on going health issues and we are thrilled to see her go to a loving home.
Pips went to his new home. Pips came to us with a group of 8 cats whose person had a personal crisis and could no longer keep them. We know he will be loved and cherished.
Miracle came to us with a group of 8 cats when their person had a cirsis and could no longer care for them. She had 3 kittens with her when she arrived as well. Now Miracle gets a second chance at a loving home.
