Friday, January 8, 2016

Random Fridays

Recognize that face??? Yep...that's Acorn.

She was adopted about 2 weeks ago. And on day 14, the lady brought her back. Seems her daughter got her a kitten, but then her son bought her a new puppy (for $700!!) so the kitten was being returned. Oh - and she wanted her adoption fee back. That didn't happen.....

However, the next evening a very nice family with 2 teenagers came in and fell in love with this cute fuzzy face (wouldn't you??). The daughter is actually thinking about starting her in training to become a therapy cat. So it was all for the best..... The new family has an adult cat and a dog (mom said she would LOVE to be a fly on a wall for that meeting....miss diva isn't going to be really happy about a d-o-g)
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Lyon will head back to the adoption center tomorrow. He will be the littlest kitten available right now, so he should go pretty quickly. Fortunately he is also pretty friendly and that helps too.

Avignon?? Well, mom tried to drop her off yesterday to be spayed and that didn't happen since the first clinic "claims" they didn't know about the hernia that mom told them about. The head of the rescue said take her to another clinic. Mom headed off there....yes, the girl has a big bump on the same back leg. No hernia they could find....just....another abscess. We don't get it. Anyhow, no surgery and she is back to being tortured cleaned up on a regular basis.
We know what you are thinking....but what about that tortie kitten???  Well.....she has an application submitted on her and will be here for a little bit longer until she can get to her new mom.
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Mom dropped the laptop off yesterday so hopefully we will be back on track next week.
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22 comments:

  1. Paws crossed that this time Acorn really is in her forever home.

    Paws crossed for Lyon too, and purrs for little Avignon!

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  2. Grrr...well, I guess all's well that ends well...right? Yeah, I know...easy to say afterward, but major frustrations on the way. As long as the kitties get fixed up and adopted to forever homes. Whew!

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  3. So glad that Acorn found a good home.That is always good. That is too bad about Avignon. Sure send lots of purrs.

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  4. look at that flagrant use of photos in this post *giggle*

    I always call those types of adoptions holding patterns.. because apparently Acorn needed to be where she was when she was to get to a home that will be her forever home. I'm sure she'll get over having to put up wit a dog in no time..

    can't wait to hear about that tortie adoption :)

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    1. recycling at its best MOL

      we suspect she will have that dog doing her bidding in no time flat

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  5. People. Argh! Sending lots of purrs and love to Avignon, and good thoughts to Acorn and that gorgeous tortie girl!

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  6. People just really get my goat. BUT being brought back beats some other alternatives! So I will be grateful for that aspect of it. Bless Acorn.

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  7. Some people think cats and dogs are like macrame wall hangings... Don't ike 'em, don't want 'em? Take 'em back. Get your money back. On to the next living, feeling creature that can be passed around.

    How much cat and dog food can be bought for $700? How many animals are waiting in pounds and shelters for homes?

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    1. apparently the commentary from the head of the rescue that was there at the time was...ummm... colorful :)

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  8. That's some good news. We're happy for Acorn. Her new family sounds much nicer than the old one!

    Purrs,
    The Chans

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  9. Sounds like Acorn got the best deal ;-)

    Avignon, goodness--what are you doing?

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  10. I'm so happy Acorn is still being adopted. Maybe it will end up better this way. The teenager apparently really wants her, so that is good. We love success stories.

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  11. Acorn would make an awesome therapy kit=cat! That's exciting - though I'm sorry there was a re-homing in there.
    Poor Avignon! We sure hope everything works out and that she heals up and everything!
    Good luck to Lyon!
    Yours sincerely,
    Margaret Thatcher

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  12. Wow, lots going on with the kittens! Stupid first adopters of Acorn - I'm glad she found a better home.

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  13. acorn....ya noe what...yur better off coz ya dinna knead ta be ina home with thoz furst peepulz any how......ther loss......yur gain ♥♥♥

    heerz two an antenna icefish kinda week oh end ♥♥♥

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  14. We hope all goes well for Acorn in her new home.

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  15. Poor Acorn, but I am glad she will have a better home. And poor Avignon, I will keep praying for her.

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  16. I read your post and my jaw dropped!

    I mean WTF (no I'm not sorry I swored) Like Mr Bellen says a disposable macrame wallhning. OooooH I hope the puppy costs her dear and she regrets giving back this precious kitty - now heading for a MUCH MUCH BETTER home!!

    Silver Kitten

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  17. Acorn as a therapy cat? VERY COOL!

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  18. We are really glad Acorn is being adopted again. Hopefully this time it's by humans that realize how special she is...

    Noodle and crew

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  19. Well, it sounds like Acorn found her true happily ever after. Better than the knuckleheads who returned her!

    We're purring and praying for little Avignon.

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