Echo

I can’t tell you how pleased I am to have Echo (Miss Kitty) as a roommate and companion. It didn’t take her any time to get acquainted with the house and routines. She follows me around and is always nearby.   I believe ‘Echo’ was the given name by the foster parents, but she didn’t seem to recognize the name when I called her. So, she seems to acknowledge ‘Miss Kitty’ which seems fitting to both of us.   Miss Kitty and I are the only ones in the home as I have no other pets. I’m a recent widow so having her in the home is such a pleasure. I think she enjoys being queen of the house .   She’s a little rambunctious, especially in the mornings as she loves to chase her tail! It’s the funniest thing. Miss Kitty also knows when it’s time for bed in the evening. Sometimes she beats me to the bedroom. I believe she feels like a princess sleeping in the bed beside me.   I’d like to acknowledge the kindness and care that she received from her foster parents. They are truly caring individuals and obviously took very good care of Miss Kitty. Marisa followed up with me several times after I adopted Miss Kitty. Her and her husband have also offered to take care of Miss Kitty when I travel later this month. Which I am truly thankful.  

Eddie - Most Playful Outgoing Boy Ever

We are all doing great. We adopted 2 brothers at the same time.  There is a lot of love in this house. They were introduced to our two resident cats. One being Martin Tee Buttons that we adopted last year from RR. The other just an old lady cat from the APL that likes to be the boss.  Martin oversees the boys and old lady Rosie watches over all of them.... From a distance.  Lol!!!

Evee

I absolutely love my Foster Fail, Evee!

Elizabeth Taylor

10 yeas ago today I picked this girl up as my new foster from Roses Rescue. The picture on the left was my first pic of Taylor who.... yea I fell for her and she never left LOL.. The second pic is miss Taylor now ... My how she has grown wider LOL... I remember taking her to Ohio for her spay a few weeks after being her foster and she spent the night. The next morning I drove back to Ohio to get her. The vet tech said “she seemed off. Just not very happy”. When they brought her to me she did this weird happy spinning dance. The tech said “oh my she missed you” I missed her too. I also knew then and there Taylor was going to be my girl. Well here she is 10 years later to the day. I love my tiny Taylor tot bot. And yes her rescue name was Elizabeth Taylor A Roses Rescue Dog

Ella

We adopted Ella on Nov. 1. Happy to report she is doing great and has adapted to her new home! She looks comfortable with her big brother, doesn’t she?