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Last week in “Days of Our Nine Lives,” ARF cats and dogs learned that both Alvin and Holly found forever homes.

Janey

Little Girl: Are any of you missing Anabel?

Mr. Gray: Of course I am. She is a beauty.  Where is she?

Little Girl: Anabel is on a trial adoption. Let’s keep our fingers crossed for her.

Heavenly Whiskers: It’s about time! Anabel has worked hard to woo every ARF visitor.

Pepper: When will we meet our new dog Janey?

Pepper

Little Girl: She will be here in a minute with Cal, our other new dog.

Mr. Gray:  Cal?

Little Girl: Yes, Cal. He is a puppy, just about 5 months old. He is a great dog. I’m told he already walks beautifully on a leash, is being potty trained, and is really good with dogs and cats.

Mr. Gray: He sounds like a keeper!

Pepper: I’ve heard that Janey is, as well.

Little Girl: See for yourselves.  Here are Janey and Cal now.

Cal

Janey: Hello, cats! I’m Janey, and I promise you will all love me.

Cal: And I’m Cal, the adorable puppy.

Mr. Gray:  Cal, how big will you be when you’re grown?

Mr. Gray

Cal: Probably about 50 pounds. And I have very good house manners, especially for a puppy.

Janey: And don’t forget about me! I am very good with dogs and cats.

Indigo: I saw Janey at last week’s Sadie’s Clinic. She never even barked at the other dogs, and she saw them all day long.

Little Girl: That’s right, Indy. She was as quiet as a mouse.  She just liked to watch.

Indigo

Indigo: Seems that these two dogs will be great family members.

Little Girl:  Just as any of us cats will be. Some day.

Be sure to keep up with the animal antics of “Days of Our Nine Lives” each week. And please stop in to say hello to the entire adoptable cast at the ARF House, 26890 Hwy. 243 on Saturdays 10-4 and Sundays 10-2, or by appointment M-F by calling 951-659-1122.

Creature Corner is sponsored in by Carole Herman & Sandie Mathers.

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