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Mittens new adventure

This darling young female caught our eye and we just knew she was the one for our family, my two little girls, husband & I went along to see Louise a PAWS volunteer and to meet Mittens in her foster home. From the minute we walked in we knew this girl was the one for us! Mittens was living a nice life but had to be kept separate from all the other foster cats in the home as there are just too many to keep track of :-) Mittens had a lovely room over looking a nice garden with a perch up to the window, she continues to love spending a lazy afternoon basking in the sunshine as she did in her foster home. When the volunteer told us Mittens enjoyed playing ping pong it took us a while to figure this out but it wasn't long after we got Mittens home that she started patting the ping pong ball all around the living room - the kids loved it and laughed a lot at the antics this cat displayed. now after after a few weeks we have become so attached that we are wondering how we ever got along without having this cat in our lives - Thank you PAWS we love our new family member!

Maddy, John, Kathy & Taylor

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Neptune was adopted as part of the pet escort programme to the USA here is his story.......

The story of Neptune's (Nigel) arrival home...
After am 8 hour road trip to Pittsburgh airport, we met Maria at baggage claim within 20 minutes.  Everything went extremely smooth.  Maria was very friendly and Nigel was very anxious to get out of his kennel.  We got him to the car where everything had already been set up and let him out to stretch his legs, drink, eat, potty, and tell us all about his long adventure.  It took him the whole 9 hours back to tell us his entire story!  He took small cat naps on my lap and behaved very well in the car. 
Once home, he took no time in familiarizing himself with the layout and quickly met Maggie.  We realized there was no way we were going to keep them separate for any length of time.  That night he snuggled up between Eric's and my head and fell fast asleep.  He's been sleeping with us every night since.  Nigel is a very special boy!   He lets us know about whatever is going on like visitors, his food bowl is empty, or if Maggie is using the litter box when he wants to go inside it and play.  He as been an absolutely wonderful addition to our home and is loved by everyone who meets him!  He and Maggie are taking some time to get used to one another, but the progress has been positive.  She's on a special weight control diet due to her sensitive belly and Nigel seems to respect that or rather his food probably tastes better.  Last week we took Maggie to the vet for a check up and brought Nigel with us so he could meet his doctor and get him registered.  They loved him!!  An absolute hit with everybody in the office.  He's such a little character!  We have already established a connection of deep love and spend lots of time giving each other kisses and hugs.  I love him so much!  Thank you for everything.  He's the best cat I've ever had by far.  It's hard not to show favoritism.

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