"Meet Leona" (Image Courtesy of Wylddane Productions, LLC)
Leona's story...or as much as I know about it: She is approximately 12 - 13 years old. Her human had rescued her from this very same shelter...but then her human grew old and eventually went into hospice. No one wanted her and she went back to the shelter...and she had been there over 220 days at the time I adopted her. Just like big LouLou, she is now in her forever loving home and will never be up for adoption again.
The joy these two old ladies have given me since their adoption is beyond measure.
They each have their own quirks (don't we all)...yet already we have become a family unit. Leona and big LouLou have become friends and they love to chase, hide and attack each other. In the morning my home is filled with the sounds of little feet running every which direction.
We are still establishing our routines. However, I am becoming aware of the fact that they are both "daddy's girls" for where I go, they go too. A dear friend of mine pointed out to me that rescued/adopted animals really understand what it is all about and that their love is 110%. I believe that is true.
The joy these two old ladies have given me since their adoption is beyond measure.
They each have their own quirks (don't we all)...yet already we have become a family unit. Leona and big LouLou have become friends and they love to chase, hide and attack each other. In the morning my home is filled with the sounds of little feet running every which direction.
We are still establishing our routines. However, I am becoming aware of the fact that they are both "daddy's girls" for where I go, they go too. A dear friend of mine pointed out to me that rescued/adopted animals really understand what it is all about and that their love is 110%. I believe that is true.
"Cats and Shadows" (Image Courtesy of Wylddane Productions, LLC)
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