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George

Last week in “Days of Our Nine Lives,” the ARF cats talked about how many of them are lap cats.
Zeus: I was hoping last week’s “Creature Corner” would encourage humans to see what great lap cats we are.
Thomas: Well, Heavenly Whiskers has some interest.
Zeus: Seriously? That’s great! Whiskers, tell us about it.
Heavenly Whiskers: A nice couple spent time in the cattery, and I got some great petting.
Sadie: Are you going to be adopted?
Heavenly Whiskers: Maybe! The best part is the humans knew they needed to spend a little time in the cattery so we would feel comfortable, and I did. It was so nice.
Mr. Gray: I hope people realize that we are ready to be adopted, and by that I mean we are current on vaccinations, and some of us have recently had our dentals.
Zeus: So when we are adopted, we should need little to no veterinary care for quite a while.
Indie: That’s right. ARF really takes care of us. The nice lady in charge of animal welfare tracks our weight and is continually making certain we are healthy.
Mr. Gray: Right! We all had a visit from a veterinarian, and she determined which of us need to have some dental work. She also gave us vaccinations to keep us healthy.
Indie: We are feelin’ good!
Zeus: And looking good, too.
Bear: On another subject, are there no ARF dogs now?
Heavenly Whiskers: Not at the moment, but you know how that goes. If one comes along who will work out with a foster, ARF will take it in and give it everything it needs.
Thomas: Well, that shouldn’t be too long. Just when things get quiet …
Bear: Yeah, we know.
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.

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