Oscar M

Oscar is doing great! He loves his cat tree. Oscar follows Bill everywhere he goes. He jumps in his lap as soon as he sits down. Loves the attention. Always purring. Oscar has already bonded with our older Weimaraner Webster. They sit together and Oscar rubs up against him. A few times when Webster wasn't attentive enough Oscar just taps him on the head to get his attention - no claws. We can't believe how well he has adjusted in such a short time. Thanks for all your help in bringing Oscar to us. We love him already! Our youngest Weimaraner Wilson is no longer afraid of Oscar and they get along great. I can't believe we didn't have one dog/cat fight. Oscar roams the house like he owns it. Whenever he is around the dogs he just walks between their legs to get to where ever he wants to go. Mona, I have to tell you he is the best cat we have ever had! And we have had many cat's in our lives. He even gets along with our cockatoos. We all sleep in the same bed together. Our oldest weimaraner sleeps on his side and Oscar curls up between his legs against his chest. They never move all night. Oscar now loves to go outside in the pool cage and spends hours laying next to the aviary watching the birds. None of our birds are afraid of him. He gets nose to nose with them all the time. Oscar is never far from where I am. As soon as I sit down he is in my lap purring. He is a very affectionate cat. I applaud you for what you do. ~Bill and Thea

Ollie

I can not tell you how happy we are with our two new family members Ollie and Dallas. Ollie's name fit him perfectly so no change there. They are both loving and gentle kitties. Ollie walked in and acted like he was inspecting and then decided he liked what he saw. It is like he has always been ours. He made himself right at home instantly. I am not sure if he had ever seen a dog before but our gentle little beagle, that has grown up with cats, did not phase him in the least. Our 11 year old cat Tansy took a little time getting used to Ollie but Ollie knew the drill and just backed off and let her warm up slowly. He kept trying to make friends until she finally gave in. Ollie is very playful and interested in everything. He has picked a favorite toy and drags it all over the house. They both are well behaved about all the important things, litter use, only clawing the scratching posts, and not fighting. We love them. I want to thank you and Anthea for being so helpful in our search for our new family members. I also want you to know what a wonderful organization we think PAWS is. You members devotion to helping these animals in need is inspiring and very touching. ~Cheyenne

Ozzie

Ozzie has been renamed. Noley is doing great!! He is definitely very happy. He is adjusting very well and is becoming quite the bed hog.

Omar

Omar was adopted by an elderly woman who lives two buildings down from his foster. She had noticed him when he was outside, and wondered what had happened to him. She was looking for a companion, and was worried about not seeing him for a while. She got to know his foster and to see what he was like after being reintroduced to a household. He is totally spoiled and loving being the only one who gets all the attention lavished on him. While he liked playing with his buddy Toby James who was adopted by someone else, it's good to be king. He has his new mom wrapped around his little paw, and his foster gets to visit him when she wants to.