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Violet (fka Leia) was adopted in February 2024. We received a "pupdate" from her adoptive family and she is living the good life! Here is what her adoptive dad had to say:
"We renamed her Violet, she is doing really well. We are really excited to have her as part of our family! She is scheduled to start training this weekend and she has adapted well to her new home. She has been having regular vet visits and been a very healthy puppy."
Handsome Lincoln was adopted in January 2024. His adoptive dad sent this fantastic "pupdate" about him. We are so pleased to know that he is living his best life with his new family! Here is what his adoptive dad has to say:
"Lincoln is definitely a success story. He has fit in with our family perfectly and is such a good boy, we have not had to get a trainer. He enjoys playing with a tennis ball and also stealing socks. He also loves car rides and parks and always wants to be with us. He has a new haircut and wears a bowtie. We are very grateful for finding him and the adoption process going so smooth with ARWOB."
Dottie (fka Lucy) was adopted in October 2023. She is enjoying her new family and gets to take long daily walks too! Here is what her adoptive mom had to say:
"We just finished puppy training at PetSmart. She is now Dottie, and knows to sit, down and come. She has a friend 2 doors down that is 2 yrs old and they have play time weekly. No accidents in the house, but we are still working on jumping. We are very happy. We go for a lot of walks, average 4 miles most days. I had her DNA tested: 33% Chihuahua. LOL!"
Little Kitty was adopted in October 2014 and we received a nice update about her from her family. She is enjoying life with her kitty friend Rylee.
"Little Kitty "Peanut" is a gorgeous, playful 9 year old who loves her kitty family and is quite bonded to one of our older cats Rylee."
Sweet Lacey was adopted in December 2022. Her story is a special one because she is an FeLV+ kitty and she found the perfect adopter, who opened her heart to Lacey. FeLV kitties can live a normal and happy life -- they just have a shorter life expectancy than FeLV negative kitties. Lacey's adoptive mom has shared some photos and an update with us:
"She's happy and loving and affectionate and curious as ever. I think she would like to be an adventure cat and patrol the neighborhood but she's imaginative enough to stay busy with toys and I give her lots of play time. She's a great little calico companion."