Introducing Our PAWS Sponsor Kitties!!!

We've kept you in suspense for long enough, today we are so very proud to announce that our sponsor kitties from PAWS are...

 Truffle and Cinnamon 

I specifically requested to sponsor Truffle, not just because of her totally pawsome name *s* but also because I blogged about her once before. Can you believe this little beauty has been at PAWS since January 2009! How is that even possible? She is such a beauty! I'm going to allow Truffle to tell you more about herself, and please spread the word that she has been looking for her forever home for far too long. Her adoption application can be found here.

Watch where you're walking because I love to weave in and out of people's legs. I also love to rub my cheek and neck on your shoes. But feel free to bend down and scratch under my chin, behind my ears and rub my head. Leave the rest of my body alone though please. 

I'm a good-looking girl – my tabby stripes look almost golden in the sun! There's nothing more that I would love than a sunny spot to lounge in, space to run around and play and finally to be the center of your attention. Except in the morning - I am most definitely not a morning cat.

I'm often passed over by potential adopters because I'm too independent. I'm just not a cuddly lap cat. I also have a condition called Stomatitis. Feline stomatitis is a common and painful problem in many cats. It is a chronic inflammation and ulceration of the soft tissues in the mouth. I currently don't need my medication and am doing very well. I am on a wet food only diet.

I’m 10 years old and would prefer to be an only cat in a quiet household (no children or dogs please). I'm spayed, current on all my vaccinations, microchipped, and I've tested negative for FIV and FeLV.

So please, walk on down to Paws and ask to meet me. You won't help but fall in love with me - if you don't trip over me first.

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Have you heard about how Joan Rivers included her beloved dogs when she took care of her estate planning? It's a wonderful lesson for us all. It breaks my heart to hear of pets that end up in an animal shelter because their owner has passed away and no directives were left for their care. That is exactly how sweet Cinnamon ended up at PAWS. Can you give her the new forever home that she's looking for? Her adoption application can be found here.

Cinnamon is a great 14 year old lady who loves a good lap. She enjoys eating and lounging.

Cinnamon came to us when her elderly owner passed away. She does fine with children and other cats.

Cinnamon is on a special hypoallergenic diet that can be purchased at a pet food store, but does cost a little extra money. She also has hyperthyroidism which means she requires a pill twice a day which she takes in a treat pocket, so it is no trouble.

Cinnamon also has a thing for towels and we supply her with one to pee on once daily. She never pees anywhere else except the towel and the litterbox. As you can see, Cinnamon has some quirks, but she is worth it!

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I am already completely in love with my sponsor kitties, and would adopt them both myself in a heartbeat if it was at all possible. (Although having a Truffles and a Truffle in one house might get a bit confusing!) Truffle and Cinnamon will be appearing on our blog in the coming weeks, perhaps even for Caturday Art and Sunday Selfies features!