MR. CARSON (NOW ARCHIE)
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ADOPTED SEPTEMBER 2021
As you can see this little guy is fitting right in here. He is a gem. And our granddaughter has his brother. Thank you Cape Ann Animal Aid. -Bill B. |
AU GRATIN & ALBERTO (NOW PEPPER & ALBERTO)
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ADOPTED FALL 2021
After our last old cat passed away peacefully over the summer (at the ripe old age of 18), we waited a bit before looking to adopt a new cat. We fell in love with our shy little Au Gratin (now named Pepper) after a visit to the shelter in the fall and once she got settled we went back to get her a companion. Alberto immediately attached himself to my son and husband so we brought him home over the holidays. Pepper and Alberto are now the best of buddies. They spend much of the day watching the birds and squirrels through the bay window, chasing each other around and of course sleeping in patches of sunshine. -Jean S. |
AURORA (NOW SHADOW)
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ADOPTED OCTOBER 2021
Shadow is an all gray adult female cat. She looks like a Russian Blue except that her eyes are yellow, and adult Russian Blues have green eyes! She is a sweet and playful cat and, like the description of the Russian Blue, is affectionate but not clingy. She immediately settled into her one-pet home here and enjoys being a lady of leisure. It took a while for her to get adjusted to eating the right amount of food for her weight, but once she felt comfortable with a schedule, she has done well. She loves to sit by my side when I am watching TV or reading. She also comes to find me for play time three times a day! I am a retired senior living alone, and she has brought a lot of love and amusement into my home. Thank you Cape Ann Animal Aid! -Mame M. |
RIGG (NOW PEPPER)
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ADOPTED SEPTEMBER 2021
Love at first sight. My daughter, Lea, wanted a new kitten to join us for a few months and then accompany her to a new apartment in CT where she's attending grad school. She was a volunteer and she fell in love with Rigg the minute they met. Rigg, now Pepper, joined our family and made friends with our other cats who showed her how to be a cat for a few months. Now, she's on a new adventure with Lea at school. She's a wonderful cat and a great companion. -Cris P. |
POLLY (NOW GEORGIA)
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ADOPTED DECEMBER 2021
We lost our beloved yellow lab July 30 and missed having a pet in our home. I knew when I saw Polly on Cape Ann Animal Aid's website, she was supposed to be ours, despite "being dog people". Polly, now Georgia, has brought so much happiness to our house! We love watching her run, play, sleep, purr, meow, eat, and explore...I think we might even be "cat people"! Thank you, CAAA, for caring for Georgia until she found us! We are in love! -Jen H. |
RYE
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ADOPTED JULY 2018
I came in to meet Rye and as soon as I picked her up she snuggled into me and started purring. I knew she was the one for me. It was also very funny because she swatted at a different cat that was trying to get my attention since she already chose me. She was only the size of my hand when I adopted her and now she is nearly 4 years old! I adopted Rye as an Emotional Support Animal to help with my anxiety and she has brought so much joy into my life. She loves to play, cuddle, and most of all receive treats. I had quite a few cats growing up by Rye definitely has quirks I've never seen before. One of her favorite things to do is watch "Cat TV" (Youtube videos of birds and squirrels) and paw lightly at the screen. She loves to chatter at birds out the window as well. I am beyond honored to have become this little cutie's forever home. -Rachel R. |
BOUNTY (NOW TULSI)
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ADOPTED NOVEMBER 2021
I had been thinking about adopting a cat for a year, but I visited CAAA the day after dreaming about finding a stray kitty who was "the one". Tulsi's persistent meowing swayed me to open his cage and pick him up. When I did, he immediately snuggled on my shoulder and began licking my ear. I hardly slept that night as I couldn't wait to see him again the next day. Tulsi is lucky to live in a house with 4 adults who snuggle and play with him. He loves being held, sleeping in the sink, climbing as high as he can, and playing fetch and chase with his felted balls. It is so special to get to know Tulsi, and I'm so grateful he was brought to CAAA. -Alli O. |
CHANDLER
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ADOPTED DECEMBER 2021
I came to Cape Ann Animal Aid looking for a sweet kitten, and I got just that! Chandler is such a sweet little boy. He is very playful and does get into trouble but his snuggles totally make up for it. He sleeps draped across my neck too! He loves my 13-year-old cat Charlie. Chandler snuggles with Charlie, who doesn’t like it too much but he tolerates it! Haha! He is such a joy to have around; thank you so much! -Lisa M. |
CODY (NOW SEAMUS)
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ADOPTED NOVEMBER 2021
We adopted Seamus two days after Thanksgiving having recently lost our beloved Lily a few weeks earlier. I'm happy to report that Seamus is a wonderful dog albeit a puppy so he is a handful but he is settling in with his new brother Wyatt (the Dachshund) who we rescued last April. They are best buds and I'm so glad they love each other. We love them both! -Robin S. |
MILO (NOW BIX)
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ADOPTED NOVEMBER 2021
We adopted Bix (actually he adopted us the second we walked in the building) to help fill the void left behind when my 18 year old tabby JJ passed away. One of the best things that happened since Bix joined us is that after only 2 days he became inseparable with our young Siamese cat Lily, who had been missing JJ. They have developed an incredibly close Big Sister/Little Brother relationship—they romp and wrestle constantly, and then when they’re tired, nap together. The pics are of them, passed out together after playing soccer with an aluminum foil ball. -Matt L. |
CHESTNUT (NOW PERCY)
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ADOPTED DECEMBER 2021
I had come in just to look, but Percy had other plans! His meow and insistence on a cuddle won me over. He is still a very vocal little lad! Percy loves to follow his human family around and is curious about his furry family members. He has filled the hole in our family very quickly! Thank you for such an easy process! -Sonja B. |
LACEY
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ADOPTED DECEMBER 2021
Shortly before Thanksgiving, our beloved cat passed away from cancer. Our hearts were broken and our home was so empty. We saw beautiful Lacey on the Cape Ann Animal Aid website and knew she would be a wonderful girl for us. We spoke first with Emily and then FaceTimed with Mikayla who both made the introductions and application process so smooth. We knew when we saw Lacey licking Mikayla's hand she was a little love bug. Since we have adopted her, she has settled right in, lounging up against us on the couch, bed and her favorite chair; playing with her many toys; and bringing so much joy and happiness. She is mending our broken hearts. -Laurie W. |
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