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Mr. E. is a mystery: He was found already neutered, sitting in front of the apartment building where he had once lived. What was his past? Why was he left outside?
He's an enormous cat with a little voice, content to lounge around like a furry bolster unless there's food around, at which point he becomes very active indeed.
He loves to be petted and carried (if you're up to carrying an extremely large cat). |
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Sphinx was abandoned in the Bronx, where she made friends with my friend Hilde (seen here visiting) who began to feed her on her way to work. The cat would come running to meet her.
Sphinx is a nice kitty and has the loudest purr I've ever heard. She'll make a great family pet.
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Soot is a pudgy, cross-eyed middle-aged cat who has been here since she came in as a feral kitten. For years she was an aloof, timid cat -- and then she suddenly decided to make friends and likes nothing better than to be petted! She throws herself onto the floor, rolls back and forth inviting belly rubs and kisses the hand that's touching her.
(Her sister Cinders is just as unfriendly as ever.) |
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Karen was living in a factory, where she was disliked by the workers because she would come out at night and walk on the freshly finished wood they had left to dry. She was obviously once somebody's pet: she was already spayed and very friendly. How she came to be in that factory is anybody's guess.
Anyway, she's here now -- and all she needs is a home of her own again. Yours?
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Sunshine was a store cat. He was rescued by a friend of mine (the store people weren't taking proper care of him and she'd seen their little boy swinging him by the tail) and brought to me. Sunshine is very nice and red cats usually get placed quickly -- but he didn't. Recently he developed a food allergy, which means he'll have to stay on a prescription diet -- not something that will make him easier to place.
But if you can afford a more expensive food and want a really sweet cat, come see Sunshine.
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