Licorice went up to the adoption center for the weekend. And we got....nothin'. It snowed on Sunday though so things were pretty slow. The ladies who volunteered in the retail store did say she was super sweet and well behaved. of course she was!!
Mom spoke to the head of the rescue. We are lucky that we have several stores in the area that has cage space for adoptable cats. So today mom is taking Licorice to a Petsmart store on the east side of the city. There are no rescues located over there so the store cages are a valuable resource. Mom will get a call if an application comes in. Luckily the store is good about diet changes, so Licorice will stay on her grain free food up there.
This is Lucy!
Her owner died and the family took her to a shelter. She is 11 years old. She is VERY thin and her coat is bad and her hips are bad. But the rescue, despite her issues, was NOT going to leave her in a shelter to die. She was pulled and spent 2 days with a volunteer near the shelter. On Saturday she made her big move. There is another volunteer in PA that normally helps with fostering. Lucy was moving out there.
But along the line, the volunteer, Dr Marybeth, decided to keep her. And here is the bonus....Dr Marybeth is a vet. So Lucy is in good hands for however much time she has. :)
Mom spoke to the head of the rescue. We are lucky that we have several stores in the area that has cage space for adoptable cats. So today mom is taking Licorice to a Petsmart store on the east side of the city. There are no rescues located over there so the store cages are a valuable resource. Mom will get a call if an application comes in. Luckily the store is good about diet changes, so Licorice will stay on her grain free food up there.
This is Lucy!
Her owner died and the family took her to a shelter. She is 11 years old. She is VERY thin and her coat is bad and her hips are bad. But the rescue, despite her issues, was NOT going to leave her in a shelter to die. She was pulled and spent 2 days with a volunteer near the shelter. On Saturday she made her big move. There is another volunteer in PA that normally helps with fostering. Lucy was moving out there.
But along the line, the volunteer, Dr Marybeth, decided to keep her. And here is the bonus....Dr Marybeth is a vet. So Lucy is in good hands for however much time she has. :)
Sweet Lucy, we're sending our purrs that you feel better. I'm so glad you've found a wonderful forever home.
ReplyDeleteWe were pretty sad for Lucy but when we read that she now has a wonderful furrever home, it made us really happy! Have a good life, Lucy!
ReplyDeleteWe're ramping up our purrs for Licorice to be adopted.
Good luck Licorice! Aww, lucky Lucy! So happy for her!
ReplyDeleteWe are so happy for Lucy getting a furever home.
ReplyDeleteLuv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
Oh, we're so glad Lucy will have a home now, no matter how much time is granted to her. Hurrah!
ReplyDeleteAnd purrs for Licorice...the RIGHT forever home will come along!
Sounds like progress with Licorice and wow, Lucy got pulled from a kill shelter only to be adopted by a vet? That made my day!
ReplyDeleteLucy will have a very good life ahead of her
ReplyDeleteLucky Lucy! It sounds as though she was neglected in her previous home, but her fortunes have changed. It's too bad they changed so late in her life, but love and care is good to receive any time. Hurrah for Lucy.
ReplyDeleteThat is great news about Lucy!!!
ReplyDeleteGood luck to Licorice!
Play bows,
Zim
licorice...yur for evers home IZ out ther...N lucy...we iz veree happee ta lurn yur forevers home iz yur for evers home....we iz troo lee sorree bout yur other mom //dad~~~~~we guess her wuz watchin out for ewe sew ya getted outta de shelter N two yur home !!!!!
ReplyDeleteGod bless Dr.Marybeth for making this story have a happy ending and for bringing some much needed joy to that precious doggy xoxo
ReplyDeletepurrs to Licorice that she finds the right home quick
ReplyDeleteWe is sending many purrs for Licorice; we wants her to find her furever home furry soon!
ReplyDeleteLucy should change her name to Lucky! We hopes she has a great long time with her new family!
Sasha, Sami, & Saku
We're so glad Lucy has such a good home now. And paws crossed for Licorice that she finds the purrfect home too!
ReplyDeleteIt is always so wondrous to learn that such caring and kind people take in suffering animals like Lucy. I truly hope she feels the love and concern for her.
ReplyDeletePet lovers please check out my homeless cat blog archives for some informative posts and stories about the cat abandoned/feral colony I manage.
Debby in Arizona
http://homelesscatcare.blogspot.com/