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Furry Friday
2011-Dec-09, Friday 10:49 amIt's been such a very long time since I last made a Furry Friday post.
Animals:
Wrigley is a natural lap cat. He has very long, white hair. It develops quite a bit of static when you pet him, but he does like petting. During the times that I have visited him, he eventually crawled up into my lap for more contact. Being a large cat, he makes for a very warm cover in cold weather. He tolerates another cat in the room with him, so he might make a good choice for a multi-cat home.
Paris shares the same colony room with Wrigley. She isn't aggressive, but she does get hissy if another cat comes too close. By herself, however, she's extremely friendly. She pursues people for friendly attention, and she especially likes getting rubbed along her neck. She appears to have some sort of eye condition that keeps her right eye partly closed. I don't know the details on it, but it doesn't seem to affect her health in any noticeable way. If Paris is kept as an only cat in the household, I think her demeanor would fit well with persons of any age, young or old.
Corky is also very friendly. His brindle coloration is very pretty, and it doesn't show up well at all in this photograph. While I was petting Corky, even the volunteer came up to me and mentioned his coloration. Corky didn't join in the barking while other dogs in the kennel were worked up about something, so he seems to have a laid-back personality. That personality trait might make him suitable as a companion for persons of any age. I thought he was adorable, so I'm surprised that he hasn't already found his new home.
At the time of this writing, all three of these animals were available for visitation and adoption at the Golden Valley facility.
Animals:
Wrigley is a natural lap cat. He has very long, white hair. It develops quite a bit of static when you pet him, but he does like petting. During the times that I have visited him, he eventually crawled up into my lap for more contact. Being a large cat, he makes for a very warm cover in cold weather. He tolerates another cat in the room with him, so he might make a good choice for a multi-cat home.Paris shares the same colony room with Wrigley. She isn't aggressive, but she does get hissy if another cat comes too close. By herself, however, she's extremely friendly. She pursues people for friendly attention, and she especially likes getting rubbed along her neck. She appears to have some sort of eye condition that keeps her right eye partly closed. I don't know the details on it, but it doesn't seem to affect her health in any noticeable way. If Paris is kept as an only cat in the household, I think her demeanor would fit well with persons of any age, young or old.Corky is also very friendly. His brindle coloration is very pretty, and it doesn't show up well at all in this photograph. While I was petting Corky, even the volunteer came up to me and mentioned his coloration. Corky didn't join in the barking while other dogs in the kennel were worked up about something, so he seems to have a laid-back personality. That personality trait might make him suitable as a companion for persons of any age. I thought he was adorable, so I'm surprised that he hasn't already found his new home.At the time of this writing, all three of these animals were available for visitation and adoption at the Golden Valley facility.