Smokey
I found the shelter very easily and was introduced to Smokey. Well managed
facility by the way. Very impressive. Immediately I saw she was a lover
kitty giving me nudges and such. On the drive home she was a perfect
lady in the carrier, no meowing at all, no vomiting, no fear. Obviously
she has been well cared for. My Mom loves her, she did so immediately.
I have seldom seem my Mom very happy in her life; Smokey makes her happy.
She rolls on her back with feet in air and sleeps next to Mom, holding
paws with Mom (hands). Smokey figured out how to climb from the refrigerator
to the space on top of the kitchen cabinets, amusing my Mom to no end.
As you see Smokey can do as she pleases. I was a little concerned when
we saw no wetness in the litter box for the first 24 hours; but she went
last night and the box was wet. My Mom said thank you very much. It only
has been 2 days, but all is very well. Almost too good to be true.
I am going to take photos of Mom and the cat and put them
on Bugsy to advertise your shelter, the positive effects of pets on Seniors,
etc. I would recommend putting directions from WEBSTER on your directions
page. I can give you the route I took. On the way back, it did miss the
cut off for 332 and ended up on the thruway. I will tell folks that Bugsys'
Grandmom went to Canandaigua to get the perfect pet, selected via web
- write it up. Ed says he is getting traffic from Ontario and Webster
and that has to be from the website.
Frankly, I love the cat too. You know how to pick them. Why was this a stray? We will never know! I would search high and low to find a cat like this if it was mine and lost.
Judy
Note: Judy's Mom passed away and Smokey has become a member of Judy's family. There was some adjustment, especially since Bugsy (owner of the Lollypop Farm website) was not overly happy with the new family member.