Special Needs Saturday: Josie

Josie (you can sponsor her at this link)

Forever Home Friday: Ponce de Leon and Andy, together

Andy (above) and Ponce de Leon

Adopted together, August 2023

Tabby's Place at 20 - Throwback Thursday: Precious and Griselle

Precious (1999 - 2011)

Griselle (adopted 2009) and Precious in the Suite C solarium, June 5, 2009

 

 

Wee One Wednesday: Pumpkin

Pumpkin

Twofur Tuxie Tuesday: Barbie

Barbie

Midnight Monday: Spaghetti

Spaghetti

Easy Like Sunday: Harvey

Harvey

Special Needs Saturday: Pepita

Pepita  (she can be sponsored via this link)

Forever Home Friday: Denali

Denali

Tabby's Place at 20 - Throwback Tortie Thursday: Pepper and Pitzel

  Pepper (RIP May 3, 2010)

Pitzel (RIP August 10, 2010)

Wordless Wednesday: kittens at the faucet

 

Twofur Tabby Tuesday: Lightning McQueen

Lightning McQueen

Man Cat Monday: Jerome

Jerome

Easy Like Sunday: Ponce de Leon, in dreamland

Ponce de Leon

Special Needs Saturday: Fenek, a Distinguished Gentleman cat

Fenek

Forever Home Females Friday: Snowy and Bonifacia

Snowy

Bonifacia

 

Tabby's Place at 20 - Throwback Thursday: Ben and Geri

 Ben (1999-2010) and...  

Geri (2002-2012)

Woman Cat Wednesday: Polly

Polly

Twofur Tuesday: Baja Blast

Baja Blast

Moggie Monday: Lawrence

Lawrence

Easy Like Sunday: Fenek

Fenek

Special Needs Saturday: Prescott

Prescott   (you can sponsor her at this link)

Forever Home Friday: Berry

Berry

Tabby's Place at 20 - Throwback Thursday: Jennifer Ann

Jennifer Ann 

(born 1998 - arrived Snowtober 2011 - died April 2014)  

 

I posted this on 10/30/2013:  "But this is also a good day to feature Jennifer Ann, because she came to Tabby's Place exactly two years ago during the Snowtober storm. Her disposition then was as dark as the black nights caused by the accompanying power outage. 

"My first encounter with her came when I tried to make friends by giving her a treat of chicken baby food on a spoon. One moment, I was holding the spoon, the next, the spoon was clattering on the floor, and I was wondering how Jennifer Ann did that without me seeing her do it. It was sort of like a scene from an old-time Western when the good guy shoots the gun out of an outlaw's hand, the six-shooter skidding across the ground and the outlaw gaping at the man with the white hat and the lightning draw. 

"I could avoid Jennifer Ann's wrath by avoiding her room. But when she became seriously ill with kidney disease, she needed sub-cutaneous fluids, and the brave staff member who administered them gave her love at the same time. Little by little, Jennifer Ann began to respond to affection instead of rejecting it. 

"She might not have received this kind of attention in a standard shelter. But at Tabby's Place, she received the patient personal care she needed, even though she wasn't ready at first to accept it without a fight. And now, two years after her stormy arrival, Jennifer Ann is better in body and in spirit."