Stray Guy spent the night in a house last night. The first time since his family moved out and left him behind to fend for himself.

Thank goodness for the generosity of a kind woman named Irene who has been feeding him. Because she has dogs, she was not able to bring him inside, so she sought help to find him a new home.

From the photos we have received, it seems he was so excited that, after eating, he spent a lot of time cleaning up. Probably felt like he finally had a reason to.

Through a couple coincidences, Stray Guy’s name is becoming Stary. First off, many people may be feeling that Stray Guy is just too hard or odd to say when you are calling a cat… “Here, Stray Guy, Stray Guy.” Others may feel it’s just not personal enough. “Stray Guy? Is that really a name?”

One of the women involved in the rescue misspelled it in a message as Stary. Then it was discovered that he has a small white star on his chest.

So, now off the streets and no longer a homeless stray, I guess Stray Guy is evolving into Stary.

Our next step is getting Stary vet checked. And he has an appointment on Friday to be neutered — or as a friend says, “to lose his ‘twins’.”

We are again putting the word out that we are looking for a forever home for Stary. Someone to love this guy as he deserves.

If interested in adopting Stary, please contact me.

I leave you with a few more photos from Stray Guy/Stary’s first night inside. Click the images to see a larger version.

UPDATE: Bentley has been adopted!

There is a home out there looking for this handsome man.

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Disponible à l’adoption!

Roxanne est une chatte douce, timide, affectueuse et calme. Ma copine J.-D., qui est membre de notre groupe, l’a trouvée entrain de lécher le jus d’une vieille canne de thon par terre proche de notre appartement. Roxanne avait trop peur pour se laisser prendre. J.-D à alors commencé à la nourrir tous les soirs autour de la même heure pendant quelques jours. Un soir, Roxanne l’a carrément suivie jusque chez nous, juste a temps dailleurs : la premiere grosse tempête de neige de l’année approchait d’heure en heure.

Roxanne n’avait que la peau sur les os lorsque nous l’avons rentrée. Elle ne pesait presque rien et mangeait tout ce qu’elle trouvait. À chaque fois qu’il y aurait un grand bruit dans l’appartement, elle se cachait au plus vite. Elle a aussi très peur des chiens. Nous cherchons donc une maison calme pour elle, avec au moins un autre chat. Je crois aussi qu’elle serait populaire auprès des enfants à cause de sa gentillesse.

Regardez-la!… Elle est magnifique. Elle n’a aucune malice. Elle aime donner des bisous et se coller le matin. Nous n’avons aucun problème avec elle… sauf quand elle essaie de manger notre nourriture, qu’il faut maintenant surveiller de près!

Mes conditions d’adoption :

- Roxanne doit vivre à l’interieur.

- Vous devez déjà avoir un autre chat à la maison présentement.

- Vous devez être prêts à vous engager. Je ne cherche pas un endroit temporaire pour elle mais bien une famille permanente. Mais si pour n’importe quelle raison vous ne pouvez plus garder Roxanne, j’aimerais la ravoir.

- Vous devez être membre sur facebook, joindre notre groupe et bien vouloir nous donner une ou deux mises à jour apres l’adoption (si possible avec photos).

Roxanne sera stérélisée et vaccinée. Elle loge présentement à Sudbury, en Ontario, mais si vous n’êtes pas du tout dans le meme coin et êtes toujours intéressés, contactez-moi quand même. Notre groupe essayera d’arranger un transport pour vous.

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Cath

cath@myletsadopt.com

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Available for adoption!

Roxanne is a shy, gentle, affectionate and quiet cat. One of our members, J.-D., found her outside licking tuna juice from an old empty can off the sidewalk, close to our appartment. Roxanne was so scared that J.-D. couldn’t handle her safely, so she started feeding her around the same time for 2 or 3 nights, and then one night the cat just followed her home. Just in time, because only a few hours later came our first major snowstorm of the year.

Roxanne was only skin and bones when brought inside. She weighed almost NOTHING and would eat anything. Everytime there would be a loud noise in the appartment, she would hide as quickly as possible. She’s also very scared of dogs. We are looking for a calm home with at least another cat. I believe children would like her because she is just so gentle.

Look at her… she’s so beautiful. She gives us kisses on the nose in the morning. She’s harmless and she should be no trouble at all… except that she’s so used to eating anything she can find, you will have to watch your food!

My adoption conditions:

- Roxanne must live inside the home.

- You must already have another cat.

- You must be ready to commit. I’m looking for a long-term adoption, not a short-term arrangement. But if for any reason you can’t keep Roxanne any longer, I want to get her back.

- You must join our facebook group and be willing to post updates and pictures of Roxanne after her adoption.

She is currently located in Sudbury, Ontario but if you’re not from the area and you’re still interested, contact me our group will try to organize transport.

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Cath

cath@myletsadopt.com

Cara has been adopted!!!!

Cara has been adopted by Chriss from Sudbury, in Ontario. Our first canadian adoption!! Congratulations everyone!

[Original article] Hi everyone, Cara is doing very well and now it’s time for us to find her an adoptive home. Then, we will get her spayed and vaccinated.

Cara is adorable. If she’s comfortable, she starts purring when you come close to her. She’s OK with other cats but is terrified of dogs.

The poor cat was left outside  even during winter nights. She had several litters of kittens but most of them died due to neglect. Her former ”owners” even drowned some of them. Yet they didn’t bother getting her fixed.

We are looking for a family without dogs to adopt Cara. If you want to adopt Cara, you must have a facebook account and become a member of our group, Let’s Adopt! (Canada) on facebook to post pictures of her after the adoption. You must already have another cat. She also has to stay an indoor cat.

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Contact me at cath@myletsadopt.com!

Cath

Last week, I sent you all a message on facebook about a cat emergency in Ottawa. I don’t know if the message got delivered to you properly because no one responded.

Lucy was being neglected by her guardians and left to breed uncontrollably: fortunately, one of our volunteers decided to save her. She contacted the group and asked for help.

TOGETHER, WE MANAGED TO RESCUE LUCY. She traveled from Ottawa to Sudbury yesterday and she’s now far from the people who neglected her. She’s staying with me now, in a warm, safe home, even if it’s only a temporary one.

Right now, there are animals in this country that desperately need our help. We are supposed to be a TEAM, so next time we have an urgent case like this, I’d like to see more members getting involved, especially those who are in the area. I’d like to thank those who did get involved in this case, even just by showing their support or giving us advice. You rock!

Soon, we will bring Lucy to the veterinarian because she might be pregnant.

I’ll keep you updated.

Cath