Seven, Jorgy and Opal leave the building

Opal is a young rabbit who was brought to us as a stray, after waiting since October for a home ~ yes, even the friendliest bunnies wait a while for a good home to come along; great news for Opal . . .she has now found herself a home!

Jorgy is a dignified and quiet cat who found himself with us due to his guardian having a few too many cats. Sociable and affectionate, Jorgy is a laid back guy who wasn't one to bounce off the walls or hang from the window blinds while he was at the shelter, but he did enjoy playing with toys - mainly batting around rather than racing around like an Indy 500 car - he's not a total couch potato.

Charismatic, handsome and a gentleman, Jorgy enjoys interacting with people and having lived with a large number of cats and three dogs would be fine in a multi-pet home . . . though Jorgy has been with us since October, he just recently became available for adoption and once that happened it only took about a week for him to wooo his way into a new home :-)

Seven was transferred here from the Chilliwack branch to help her find a home after being taken to there as a stray in June 2011, with an open wound on her back end (which has since healed).  A stunning cat with her unique markings, Seven is a large cat with a non-stop purr and a calm and gentle personality though she could be a tad shy at first.  Not one to rush over to meet people when they entered the Communal room, Seven instead quietly waited for you to notice her.

Easy going with the other cats and with not a smidgen of the infamous Tortie- attitude, Seven is a kind and loving girl who would fit easily into a quiet adult home.  But for some unknown reason, it took over six months for Seven to find a home.  More than likely because she became sad and withdrawn after hopefully greeting people for months, cats miss having a home life too and tend to start spending a lot of time sleeping when they become depressed . . . which is what Seven did, she retreated to a bed on top of the "intake" cages where no one visiting the Communal Room could see her unless they happened to look up or stood on the foot stool.  But Seven's big day finally arrived and a wonderful couple did see her and after spending some time with Seven decided she was the one to join them in their home !   Wonderful news for this sweet girl.