About the Cats - Page 2
 Tux showed up in our yard one day and has been here ever since. He's a love bug, and we are happy to keep him! |
 We named this one Marble, because she has a marbled statue look with shades of gray throughout her fur. She's incredibly friendly! |
 Buttercup was rescued from the street as his family decided to move, leaving him behind to make his own way. A kind neighbor brought him to us. |
 Georgia came from...yep, Georgia! She was rescued from an inevitable fate at many shelters, being put down because they need the room for the next wave of rescued cats with no place to go. She has grown very large but is a real pussycat with a playful streak! |
 These kittens were born Aug. 14, 2017 and are now old enough to be adopted. Tyson (female, orange), Chewy (male, black) |
 Sox came in as a kitten from a deteriorating neighborhood where she was being abused and harassed. She's very affectionate with people, surprisingly, but not other cats. |
 Mystery showed up, well, mysteriously, one day. I was gone for a while, but there he was when I came home, relaxing in a cage in one of the buildings on our place. He's neutered (we can tell), and is obviously a well kept cat. Of course, his collar was gone, so we put another one on him. |
 Bootsie is about 13, surrendered due to allergies in the family. She has adapted quickly and is a happy member of our family here! |
 Christie was rescued from a business in town after he had been trying for a week to get inside. There had been a blizzard that week and he was cold, hungry and apparently unable to get home. We advertised, but no one claimed him. He's welcome to stay here. |
 These two came in as kittens and are growing fast! |
Read about other cats we have right now:
About the Cats, Page One
About the Cats, Page Three
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Posted 2017 - Dr. RJ Peters |
