Chip and Cisco are boys we think are brothers.  They came into another shelter together and have been fostered in the same  Pet Haven foster home for a number of months now.  When they came to us they were underweight and had rough coats.  Time passed with more dewormings, and all the other vet care, and trials with several different foods and now they are a couple of really handsome young guys – right around a year old!

 

 

Recently their foster became concerned when normally smelly kitty breath became down-right stinky!  A quick exam by a vet indicated that it was time for a dental that would involve extractions even though they are young.   Soon that procedure will be behind them and their mouths will heal  and they will be ready for a new home!  Cats who have multiple extractions do very well and eat both dry kibble and canned,  just like any other cat who has all their teeth!

 

Lest you think the boys are mopey, hear on some pictures to show you they have lots of crazieness and good times too!

 

 

 

Bonnie is a petite miss who came from a breeder.  She has been undersocialized and had many dental issues too.  She’s beginning to feel better about her life but finds lots of things still very frightening.

 

Here she is with Colette.  Below she is seen with Bea!  She also has a small dog in her home who helps her learn her way around the home and yard.

 

Bonnie’s making strides and is attending a shy dog class to help her learn to meet new people and get more comfortable in different situations.  She is still too frightened to have her foster dad put on her winter coat but has begun to scooch closer to him on the couch and has even gotten onto his lap for a little gentle patting!   Bonnie is hoping that s-o-o-n it will be warmer as she finds that potty breaks in this frigid weather not to her liking!

 

Don’t you love her ears?  One is  always up  and the other is always down.

 

 

If you are able to make a donation to help us with the expenses of cats with extraordinary needs as well as those who need classes with a trainer to help them become better canine citizens and more comfortable in their lives, we’d really appreciate it!  Becoming a monthly donor, even at a small amount, means we have funds coming in on a regular basis.  You, too, can be a rescue hero!