Kyle

Posted on April 10, 2011 by admin

Kyle in his foster home

Status: Adoptable

Age: About one year

Arrival Date: April 7th, 2011

Species: Cat

Gender: Neutered Male

Likes: Other cats, toys, meowing, purring, playing.

Dislikes: None as of yet

Notes: Rescued from Hamilton Animal Control, currently in foster care with his ‘brother’ Morris, Kyle is a sweet and laid back kitty. He seems to be happy with whatever situation he finds himself in. He loves a good scratch under the chin, and can often be seen sporting ‘happy feet.’ We’ll post more info as we get to know him better, but we think he’ll be a great addition to any home.

Kyle in his foster home

Kyle in his foster home

Kyle at the shelter

Morris and Kyle

Morris

Posted on April 10, 2011 by admin

Status: Adoptable

Age: About seven months

Arrival Date: April 7th, 2011

Species: Cat

Gender: Neutered Male

Likes: Other cats, toys, laps, purring, playing.

Dislikes: None as of yet

Notes: Rescued from Hamilton Animal Control, and currently in foster care with his ‘brother’ Kyle. Morris is a super snuggler. He loves to be nestled in your lap or in the crook of your arm. He’s having fun exploring the new surroundings at his foster home, but he would love a forever home to call his own.

Morris at the shelter

Morris in foster care

Morris in foster care

Morris at the shelter

The Compassion Experiment

Posted on April 8, 2011 by Lisa Winn

The Ladybird Animal Sanctuary ladies were interviewed by Mike Przysiezny for his blog “The Compassion Experiment.” Check it out!

Check out The Compassion Experiment:

http://thecompassionexperiment.blogspot.com/

King Tut

Status: Adoptable

Age: Adult (approximately four years old)

Arrival Date: March 2011

Species: Cat

Gender: Neutered Male

Likes: Other cats, dogs, food, sleeping, head scratches, being brushed.

Dislikes: None as of yet

Notes:Rescued from Hamilton Animal Control, currently in foster care.
King Tut came into HAC as a stray and he quickly became a favourite among the staff at the shelter because of his friendly personality. The Ladybird Animal Sanctuary were lucky enough to find a foster home to take him in. We had him neutered (which he really needed!) and he’s settling in to the new environment in his foster home. He has another cat and a large dog to be friends with there, and his foster parents report that he loves to be brushed and scratched. King Tut would love a new home he can call his very own…

King Tut