The following animals have found homes through the Southpointe Veterinarian Hospital. For currently available adoptable pets, check out our Adoption Center.

Ali, a red and white tabby female born approximately May 2010 , was rescued after being stranded 30ft up a tree for over 2 hours. She has being socialized with other cats. Ali is very active and feisty so her new family will need to provide her with a lot of stimuli and supervision to keep her out of trouble.

Hosta, born approximately December, 2009, a red tabby male, was found in a plant garden. which is how he was named.

Hosta has had a rough start, he weighed only 5lbs when he came in and we discovered he had a cuterebra in his nose which was causing him respiratory issues. Now that the cuterebra has been removed,

Hosta is a very affectionate fellow and loves to talk especially when you are petting him(he must have siamese in his family tree as this is exactly how he sounds).

Hudson, born approximately at the end of May, 2010, is a brown tabby. He was rescued from the creek behind our clinic.

He has evidentally been exposed to people before as he loves to be held and is very affectionate for being so young.

Mystery, a brown tabby female is approximately 3 yrs old. She came to Southpointe as as stray after recently having a litter of kittens. She has a mellow personality and loves people and attention. Mystery gets along well with other cats and though she does not have direct contact with dogs, she seems okay with them as well.

Milani is a brown tabby born approximated January, 2010. This poor little girl was tossed from a car window but was rescued by a good samaritan who brought her to Southpointe. She is a typical kitten, very active and needs a home where she will get a lot of attention. She was adopted in May.

Onyx is a tortiseshell born approximately July, 2009. She is keeping her past a secret as we really know nothing about her other than she came to us as a stray.

Onyx is definitely a people lover as she will let you hold her...sometimes unusual for a tortie. She found her forever home in May..

Angel, a 6yr old, front declawed, domestic longhair, was adopted in February. Angel came to us as her owner recently passed away. She lived with other cats and is comfortable around dogs. This girl is very sweet!

Phoebe, a long hair brown patched tabby, was born approximately March, 2009. She has lots of energy and her favorite pasttime is play, play, play. She was adopted in November.

Red Stanley, a handsome, short hair red tabby was born approximately May, 2008 and was feral when caught in a live trap by Dr. McKee.

He is adjusting to being an indoor cat, though in new situations is still a little fearful. He is learning that humans are not all that bad and there are definite perks to being a part of a family.

Banshee, is young, rambunctious, fearless, constantly in motion and is probably "trouble waiting to happen". Born approximately August, 2009, she has the "tortie attitude" already and thinks she is in charge ...though we are patiently trying to teach her otherwise. She has been around cats and dogs but can play rough at times so needs to learn what is acceptable behavior and what is "time out behavior".

Lacey, a gray and white tabby, was born approximately 2008. She was found wandering around a local market being friendly to all the people that passed her way, probably hoping someone would pick her up and take her home!

Lacey is very active, loves to play with her cat toys and is learning how to play with our other cats. She is very affectionate with people, though she usually doesn't sit still long enough to get petted.

Lacey's forever home is with the same family that also adopted Gus (aka Angus).

These six kittens were born approximately April 2009 and were bottle fed by one of our techs, Tonya. Their "surrogate Mom" was Tonya's dog, Spot, so all these kittens are very comfortable with dogs.All of the kittens have been adopted:

• Both Huey and Tag were adopted by the same family.
  
• Emme was adopted by the same family that had previously adopted Envoy.
  
• Lucy has been adopted and has a K9 sibling!
  
• Kallie was adopted with Shawn and Gracie Gray.
  
• Willow's new home includes a new feline sibing, Mia.
  
• Frankie Bell (aka Agatha) was adopted on October 13th.

Mr Kitty, is a 5yr old domestic long hair who came to Southpointe with his brother, Tomoko, a 5yr old Japanese Bobtail. These boys have been together their whole lives and came to us after their owner passed away.

Both have now been adopted.

Shawn, a special needs Maine Coon, was born June 30, 2007. He was rescued from the street and came to us already neutered and front declawed. Due to a previous injury, he only has sight in his right eye and though he may "look a little different", it certainly does not hinder him in any way.

Shawn has a great personality and definitely loves attention from everyone he comes in contact with.

Tomoko, a 5yr old Japanese Bobtail, came in with his buddy, Mr. Kitty. These easy-going boys have been together their whole lives and came to us after their owner passed away.

Tomoko is now with his "new" forever home!

Henry, a red tabby with white male born approximately October 2007. He was adopted in April.

Possibly hit by a car he has a past injury that had already healed when he was found by one of our technicians. You could never tell by looking at him as he is very active. Henry is a hugger as when you pick him up he will wrap his arms around your neck and just looooves attention! Prior to being placed in the adoption center, whenever you walked by his cage he would put his front legs out to paw at you for attention. He's definitely a "people lover".

Reese was born a "Buckeye" in Toledo, Ohio. On a sub-zero February day, 2 teenaged boys found her wandering by herself in a trailer park. Fate intervened and instead of being taken to the animal shelter, Dr McKee happened to be in Ohio and offered to take the scrawny little puppy.

After a complete check over, deworming, vaccines and good nutrition, Reese is on her way to "the good life". All that she needs now is the perfect "forever home".

We think that Reese was born about mid-December. She is a boxer-mix with a beautiful brindle coat She loves to sit on your lap and she loves to snuggle beneath covers to keep warm!

She was adopted in March.

WILL-E is a black and white male shorthair born approximately June, 2008. Though he appears to be Nicholas' littermate, he is much more shy. He was very scared at first but slowly warmed up to the idea of this "home" thing.

He was adopted shortly after Scooter (aka Jozlyn) by the same family and went to his forever home in February!

Scooter was born approximately August, 2007 and is mostly white except for her tail which looks like she "inherited" it from a raccoon. She was found at a motel after being left behind.

Scooter was adopted in February into her new forever home..

NICHOLAS, born approximately 6/08 is a gray domestic longhair who is very handsome and affectionate. Found in the same area as Oy, Crackers, Howdy, and Violet , he came in with his buddy, Will-E. Nicholas just melts as soon as you pick him up and has quite a motor! He went to his forever home on December 26th.

Rolo was born approximately April, 2008, He is a male brown tabby with white paws, and was recently adopted into his forever home.

Hank, a black and white male was born approximately May, 2008. We discovered he had a BB embedded in his shoulder so it's not surprising he was a little shy at first but he quickly came out of his shell. We removed the BB when we neutered him.

Hank enjoys being petted and scratched by all he meets.

Hank is enjoying his new forever home and his new best friend Max!

KitKat's new family has two young children that she absolutely adores and she has developed the habit of checking on each one, snuggling for a little while and then finally settling down for the night. Although she is an only cat for now....we hear she loves her new family and forever home!

Miss Charity Lynn was adopted October 12th. She came to us in June as an emaciated, very sick 6 week old. She had been "rescued" from a litter of pups that had all died. Charity was skin and bones and vomited everything that was fed to her. She has had various problems that caused her poor start - intestinal parasites and malnourishment to name a couple.

Over the months that have gone by, we worked on fully diagnosing and treating her problems. We have come a long way but she is still not 100% healthy.

She is gaining weight now and is no longer vomiting.
She is a friendly pup to all she meets - dogs, cats, and people. She is smart. She is crate trained and about 80% housebroken. She is high energy and loves to play with other dogs. She has progressed a long way and our hope is that given a few more months of good nutrition that she will be 100% healthy.

Mittens, born approximately June, 2008 is a longhair brown tabby with white was adopted on October 10th.

She was found abandoned on a very busy highway and rescued by one of our technicians. Mittens is cuddly, loving, and likes to give kisses. She does very well with children and is learning about other cats and dogs.

Tag, is a female, black and white shorthair that looks like a "tuxedo" cat. She was adopted September 24th.

Howdy loves to be cuddled and given attention. This little kitty is happy to be in her forever home.

OY- a brown tabby male was born approximately 4/08 was adopted 8/20/08. Found by one of our receptionists, he wasn't too sure he trusted people at first, but quickly changed his mind. Now this little purr box cries to be picked up and loves to cuddle. Were sure he'll get as much love as he gives in his new home.

Monty (aka Dennis) was adopted shortly after his siblings and has a new feline sibling named Maxine.
They have already become fast friends, Monty is settling in very quickly and enjoys playing with his new sibling. He didn't hide when he first arrived home and has discovered how wonderful it is to have a home of his own.

Gracie is a gray and white tabby born May 19th, 2008 and she is one SPUNKY girl! She was adopted August 7th!

We had her separated from the rest of the cats as she came to us so very young. She recently moved into the adoption area and although she is much younger she can definitely hold her own! When the other cats came to greet this new arrival, Gracie puffed herself up, ran and jumped around sideways & was a little ball of energy. It was pretty funny to watch as the other cats decided to sit back & try to figure out what the heck this little furball was doing. Gracie settled right in & is usually the one who initiates playtime giving everyone alot of exercise.

Lilly was adopted before she was even placed on our adoptions list & went to live w/Lucky. Lucky had been at Southpointe for a long time & so was used to always having a companion or a few kittens to play with. He settled in very quickly in his new home & next thing we knew his Mom was back looking for a playmate "at Lucky's request". Seems Lucky also had some nocturnal habits as he liked to wake his Mom up bright & early each morning to play. Mom chose Lily & Lucky definitely approved, she moved right in & within the 1st day they were best friends, playing, snuggling & grooming each other.

This is a current picture of Lilly "all grown up", a beautiful torte born March 19, 2008, perched in the cat tree..."now where is that Lucky boy- I think I'll pounce on his head!"

Delilah was adopted July 25th andwent to live with Frosty, a very rambunctious kitten. Frosty's Mom was getting the brunt of his playfulness and decided he needed a sibling who could keep him busy. Delilah may be bigger than Frosty, for now, but she is a great companion and playmate for him- teaching him that if he plays a little rough she can too so he gets back what he dishes out. Though we thought Delilah might be a little shy and would hide for a few days, she never did and explored her new home and family very quickly, she gets along great with everyone and is a perfect match for feisty Frosty!

Apollo went home shortly after sibling, Delilah, on July 28th & now lives w/Gabrielle & Captain Kid, an energetic dachshund puppy. Apollo hid for the 1st few hours after arriving home but was soon coaxed out to play & then explored his new surroundings. He has met Gabby & she's not too sure about him yet so they are being separated until Apollo gets settled in. Once Gabby & Apollo are comfortable, Captain Kid will get to met the new family member... we're not sure how Apollo will react to Captain's favorite game of "pounce on the kitty" but maybe Gabby will come to his aid & together they can teach Captain a new fun game!

Officially adopted on May 6, Angus was sent home a few weeks earlier with one of our clients to see if her resident senior cat, Josie, would accept him. Though it is not our policy to do "trial adoptions" this was a very special case. Angus had some medical problems shortly after we took him in and many of our staff members also became quite attached to him. Yes, we do tend to get more attached to our strays than we should, but there was something different about this boy.

We all knew what a wonderful, loving home this was for Angus, but of course he knew that too! He was on his best behavior and we received weekly updates on how Josie and Angus were getting along. When his new Mom called and said she was going to change his name... well, we were pretty sure he wasn't coming back and waited patiently for her "final decision".

We are happy to report that he has had no further medical problems since leaving Southpointe, and though they may still be working out some "minor issues", Josie and Angus were evidentally meant to be companions. This boy purred his way into many, many hearts, including the most important ones, his new Mom and Josie. Our Angus is home!

MIGUEL went to his new home April 3rd. He has three young children to keep him busy, but quickly found a new best friend and playmate with the family dog, Maya.

His new Mom says Miguel and Maya played and chased each other for 4 hours the day she took him home. Oh boy...poor Mom, she's really not going to get any rest now!

Lucky was patiently waiting for that perfect home, which he found on April 23! He is an only cat for now, his new Mom is planning on introducing a new feline friend once Lucky has settled in. s his Mom says-"once he owns the house and her".

We have received several updates as Lucky has been adjusting, discovering new things and we hear he's getting plenty of exercise running up and down the basement stairs..well he could stand to loose a few pounds. Lucky and his new Mom are the perfect match , he follows her around, loves to sleep in bed at night, and loves to be brushed. It was just meant to be...way to go Lucky!

Lucky

Smokey has been adopted and went to his new home March 22. Although Smokey didn't seem too fond of our other strays up for adoption, he is showing interest in his new feline sibling.

Right now she is keeping him at "paws length", but we're sure once he gets settled and they get used to each other, they'll become great companions.
We're told Smokey is adjusting very well and one of his new favorites things is a good belly rub!

Smokey

July 2008 update..well Smokey has settled in to his new home just fine and gets along great w/sibling Missy. He has returned to his feline nocturnal ways as his new family discovered he enjoys watching late night TV. Seems Smokey figured out how to turn on the TV w/the remote every night around midnight and he sits comfortably in the recliner watching whatever program happens to be on. After being jolted awake by the loud volume of the TV a few times, his humans hid the remote, ah solved that problem! But no, Smokey has now figured out how to turn the TV on w/out using the remote! Okay Mom and Dad, time to get the video camera out to see what his secret is....

Our blue patch female kitten was adopted and renamed Star. She will be going to live with Bugsy, who was adopted from us in September 2007.

We're told Bugsy is very active and her current "senior" sibling is not too interested in playing. Rumor has it Bugsy also tires her owners out. Well, look out Bugsy, Star has ALOT of energy and she is definitely going to give you plenty of exercise. Can't wait to hear funny stories of Star's adventures in her new home!

(picture coming soon!)

Cassanova, adopted by one of our receptionists, definitely enjoys having such a wonderful family & home!
He has a feline sibling to run, chase and wrestle with.. but best of all he has his "own 2 little girls "
that just love him to death. He was so comfortable his first night home he slept in bed with the oldest
daughter, and evidentally has "claimed" that spot every night since then. We have seen some updated
pictures of Cassanova and can tell he is exactly where he is meant to be...

Casanova

Sally, a cockapoo, born approximately 2006 has had a rough start in her young life. She was originally rescued from a puppy mill in 2007 and was adopted shortly thereafter.

Through all the challenges and disappointments she has been dealt in life, Sally is a trooper- accepting and easily adjusting to whatever each day brings her. Sally is friendly with all people, has lived with small children, rides well in the car and needs someone to share daily walks with her. She is also very friendly with other dogs and is very interested in trying to play with our cats in the adoption area...she just can't figure out how to open the door that separates them.

She has gotten another chance with a forever home. We wish her well!

Sally

LUCY, now Sweetie, found her new home forever home. Lucy was a little shy and unsure at first...who can blame her after her rough start but we're told she has adjusted very well and she's a "little spoiled"...okay... maybe alot! Sweetie has also come back to visit us and looks SO happy and loves to give kisses, although she spent time here with us, she is always ready for home when her Mom is ready to go.

See, wishes do come true!

Sweetie

Olive, now Calliope, went to her new home in November. She has a canine brother and three feline siblings, one of which has the same high energy level, so they definitely keep each other busy (and hopefully out of trouble) running, chasing and wrestling. Calliope has been back to visit a couple of times and is still the little "spit-fire" she was when she first came to us. She is growing so quickly and we can tell that her new Mom just adores her and Calliope is definitely where she is meant to be.

Calliope

Bubba, a neutered red tabby w/white, who was found wandering in a parking lot has been adopted. He is an "only cat" and now lives with a very active senior who told us she "didn't want a cat who just sat on your lap but one that she could get down on the floor and play with".

Well, Bubba definitely fits that requirement and we're sure that Bubba and his new Mom will share many happy times together..."keeping each other young at heart!"

Bubba

A family has adopted “Baby”, now known as “Jewel”, where she will be the only pet. The family had to euthanize their old cat last spring due to lung cancer. Jewel continues to improve and can now run quite well with only a slight head tilt. She is still deaf and we think that she has limited eyesight in her right eye. She is very happy and active. Jewel loves to be held on her back and will stretch her front and hind legs straight out when held like that! She also loves to watch TV. Of course, she will be an indoors only kitty! We are so happy that she has the special care and loving home that she needed!

Baby started life as the offspring of a feral cat. At about 3 months of age she was apparently attacked by a wild animal. She was very weak and unable to walk when a client found her and brought her to us for emergency treatment.

Prior to her injury, she would run and hiss when anyone tried to approach her. As we attempted to take her out of the carrier to examine her, she hissed and tried to bite even though she could hardly move.. We cuddled her and held her to calm her down. It was evident that she had bite wounds around her head and had severe trauma to the brain and head and neck. She weighed less than 1 pound - literally skin and bones - and she had fleas. It was unsure whether she would survive her attack.

Besides treating her for head trauma and shock, she was treated with TLC.Dr McKee took her home to nurse her back to health.

"It was touch and go for the first few days. I had to hand feed her and she was unable to lap water so she was given water through a syringe. After 4-5 days, she was able to hold her head up although wobbly. When the dogs in the house barked at a passing pedestrian, Baby did not stir. It was at this point that we realized that she was deaf," Dr McKee reports.

It is now 5 weeks later, and Baby is just able to play and chase toys. She is still a little unsteady on her paws and sometimes falls over. She loves to be with the other cats in the household. Her most obvious disability is that she still has trouble holding her head still, it wobbles from side to side like a bobble-head doll. It is hard to predict how much more she will improve. Baby may regain full agility, but it appears that she will always be deaf.

Leo is a very handsome gray domestic longhair, approximately 4 years old. Leo evidentially had a home at one time as he was already neutered and he had guardian angels that watched over him and kept him well fed "as a stray" for over 3 months.

Leo was adopted by one of our clients and is an only cat in his new home and he enjoys getting all the attention!. His first night home, after spending his first few hours exploring, when bedtime came, he curled right up and slept soundly on the bed...evidentally Leo knew from the start that this is the home he was waiting for..this was where he was meant to be.

Leo

Bugsy a female Torti born approximately April, 2007 has found her forever home. She has a new "older" feline sibling who wasn't too sure about her at first, but they have become friends and companions very quickly.

We're told Bugsy is very cuddly, loves to give kisses and is always ready to play...but sometimes 4am is just a wee bit too early. We're sure Bugsy will adapt to her owner's schedule shortly, so maybe she'll get to sleep a little longer!

Bugsy came to Southpointe with a swollen eye. We discovered she had a cuterebra which we successfully removed and she has healed completely with no adverse affects to her eye.

Bugsy

Mandy (aka Bump)
August, 2007

Bump has found a new home and left Southpointe on August 23rd, her new name is Mandy. She was adopted by one of our clients who is a first time cat owner and we're sure Bump will teach her how wonderful it is to be "owned" by a feline.

We look forward to hearing stories of "adventures" with Mandy as she grows up...

Madison
June, 2007

"Miss Madison" has found her new forever home after spending many, many days here at Southpointe.

One of our receptionists became very attached to Maddie and decided this special kitty needed to come home with her.

Madison has a new feline brother and is still adjusting to her new surroundings..pretending she's "shy" by hiding now and then, but we're sure these two will become good friends in no time!

Mo
February, 2007

Mo has found a new home as well! He has a new feline sibling that is just as frisky as he is and they get along great...just what this little guy needed to keep him busy and exercised. His new family just loves him and we know they will share many happy times together.

It's hard to believe Minnie has been at Southpointe for a year, but it seems Minnie wasn't the least bit worried..she knew exactly who she was waiting for and has now been adopted by a loving family who have been long-time clients with us.

They adopted Pepper from us several years ago & decided to find her a feline companion. The girls are still getting to know each other but we know, in time, they are sure to become good friends. We are told Minnie is settling in nicely and felt very much at home that she slept on the bed the second night she was there.

Guess it's true...good things come to those who wait! ...

Minnie

Minnie

Gabrielle and Lily have found their new forever home together! They became fast friends here at Southpointe and you would often see them together or just lounging in their cage grooming each
other.

We are told they are doing very well and enjoyed exploring their new home as soon as they arrived. Lily has become a lap cat while Gabrielle prefers to catnap on the nice big soft bed.
We are so happy these girls went together & know we are sure to hear some happy stories as they share life, with love & lots of pampering with their new family.

Gabriella

Lilly

Roxy has found her new forever home and her new name is now Kona. She is adjusting well to her new Mom's schedule and we're told they enjoy their special playtime together. Kona is now an "only feline" so we're sure she is especially enjoying some quiet time as well.

We are very happy that this special girl has found such a wonderful home!

Kona

Kona

Buddy and Ginger were adopted 2 weeks before Christmas, were settling into their new home just in time for Santa.

Their new Mom & Dad say they have plenty of room to run and play, cat trees to climb & of course each other to chase around the house..they are very excited to have a new forever home, especially together.

Buddy and Ginger

Dante and Putter have found homes, though not with each other, just before Christmas, so they got to spend the holiday in their new forever homes. Both boys,we're told, are doing very well and have adjusted just fine.

Though they went separately, the both have a new canine sibling whom they get along great with...though it seems that Dante tries to eat the dog food every now & then.

Dante and Putter

Dante and Putter

Although our Dizzy never got her picture on our website, she has found a wonderful forever home.

She has a new canine sibling and we're told the two of them got along great from the moment they met.

She is adjusting well to her new surroundings and she just loves to watch the birds in the yard through the doorwall. We are so happy that Dizzy found that special family to love her.

Dizzy

Dizzy

Our shy boy has also found a new forever home, and we are very excited!

Tommy was at Southpointe for almost a year and we knew he needed an extra special home as it seems to take him a little longer than most cats to become comfortable in new surroundings.

January, 2007: An update on Tommy from his owner (along with new pictures):

"Tommy is doing so well and has adjusted to his new home. He and Chloe love playing together, and spending time together. I cannot be happier for both of them. Tommy really enjoys his Queen size bed, and loves to sit on the sofa with me to watch TV (he really does watch TV, it's hilarious). I wanted to thank everyone at Southpointe for being so helpful and I especially wanted to thank Val for making such a wonderful match between Tommy, Chloe, and myself."

Chloe & Tommy

Tommy & Chloe

Pepper

Belle, our special girl has found her new forever home and moved right in as if she has lived there all her life. She loves her new Mom and her "Dad to be" and is trying her hardest to get the resident rabbit to be her friend.

Belle has her own toddler Sponge-Bob Squarepants bed/couch and can be found lounging there during the day, of course she also loves to snuggle in bed with her new Mom. Belle holds a special place in our hearts as she is such a loving cat & was a wonderful Mom raising kittens when she was just a kitten herself.

We are so happy that Belle has found the loving home she so truly deserves.

Envoy was rescued from the wheel-well of an Envoy (hence his name) and didn't even get on our adoptions list before being adopted.

This cute little guy is about 4 months old and his nickname at Southpointe is "Romeo"... he loves to be held- when you pick him up he purrs non-stop, snuggles right up against your face & gives kisses..what a lover!

His new family has never had a cat before, so Envoy is a perfect match- he will definitely show them how precious it is to be loved by a feline.

Tucker is now Carmine DelGato- Wow! and has found a loving home with a new family including a canine sister, Mabel. Carmine warmed right up to his new Mom & now is also Dad's buddy. Carmine is a lap cat and we are told sometimes he is so content on a lap, purring and rolling around that he almost falls off that lap onto the floor- silly kitty.

Carmine has also acquired a taste for Mabel's food & will nudge her away from the bowl..good girl, Mabel, is always willing to share. When Mabel wants to play, she goes nose to nose w/Carmine & the games begin! Sometimes Mabel chases Carmine & sometimes Carmine chases Mabel. Carmine DelGato has certainly found his perfect home!

Wally has purred his way into a new home with one of our vet assistants. He immediately made friends with Libby, a chihuahua, but has now discovered he has several feline siblings that also want to be friends. He is definitely very happy in his new home.

Wally is a male, cream, domestic longhair with a beautiful, wll kept coat born approximately March, 2003. He was found as a stray & came to Southpointe with some bite wounds that have since healed.

Petunia has found a new home with a wonderful family that will give her plenty of attention and lots of love!

Her new name is Freya (named after the Norse Goddess of Love) and she has a new feline brother, Loki ( named for the Norse God of Fire and Mischief).They are still getting used to each other but we're sure in time they'll be the best of friends.... and will share lots new adventures together!

Michael (now Gabriel) was adopted by a client who also has a 4 month old kitten, Victor. Michael, is a neutered gray tabby born approximately 6/05. Michael is truly the cat who fell from Heaven...he was found by one of our clients at the airport after he fell off a parking lot level approximately 50ft high- he evidentally floated to the ground for he did not have any broken bones or injuries other than a small amount of blood from his nose.

Victor & Michael became fast friends when Victor came in for vaccines. We're sure these youngsters are finding all kinds of new adventures to share together...probably keeping Mom very busy these days.

Wilson found a home almost at the same time Michael was "moving out". Wilson, born approximately 5/05 is a neutered domestic shorthair. It seems he has not had alot of human contact in his life as he is very shy & scared.

Wilson is an "only cat" in his new home and is still rather quiet during the day, it seems he comes out to play at night as his new Dad find kitty toys scattered everywhere when he gets up in the morning. Wilson is not hiding, which is really exciting news, we thought it would take him a while to adjust to a new home, but he is doing very well and will certainly thrive now that he has found his perfect home!

Marcie is a domestic longhair, muted calico, about 5 years old.

Marcie is our first adoption of 2006! One of our clients adopted her on 1/18/06 to be a companion for her current cat who is 16. Marcie has "moved right in" and gets along very well with her new sister, she used to sleep alot while here at Southpointe but that has all changed now that she has a new forever home...she is very happy!

She was brought to us by a client who has been taking care of her since summer 2005, but was unable to keep her. She is very friendly & purrs almost constantly, she loves to be held & loves people.

Marcie

The last of the Peanuts Gang, Charlie & PigPen went to their new home just before Christmas. Though we gave them specific instructions about being "good kitties", PigPen decided after a few days that he was going to climb the Christmas tree, Charlie on the other hand was good and evidentally watched his brother get into trouble so he hasn't attempted to climb the tree....yet.

Charlie & PigPen have bonded with each other since the rest of their siblings were adopted & so we are very happy that they were adopted together! They have a new family that loves them very much as you can see by their picture, and they are both thriving in their new home with lots and lots of love.

Schroeder was adopted and went home with his new family on December 2. They currently don't have any other pets,
so Schroeder gets ALL the attention. He likes to lounge under the Christmas tree and so far we've heard he is behaving himself & not "un-decorating the tree".


Kitty Kat (aka Autumn), December 2005

Autumn followed her brother "out the door" about 5 days later. She went to live with a wonderful family who have a dachshund and a pair of cockatiels. Her new name is Kitty Kat and her family reports that she is adjusting very well to
her new home. She evidentally likes to play with her canine sister's tail when she's not looking...and so far we haven't heard that she is trying to chase the birds, good girl, Kitty Kat!

Linus has found a new home and has a new golden retriever brother. They met in our waiting room and knew they “were meant to be brothers”.

His new owners have found out that this little guy has a lot of energy as he was racing up and down the stairs his first night home, now he likes to sit on the stairs and “bop” his brother in the head as he walks by. Linus is very happy in his new home.

Linus

Aurora, is now named Treasure and was adopted by one of our clients who has adopted from us twice before. Treasure has a new canine sister, a feline sister and 2 more feline brothers, so in addition to her new “human family” she has plenty of furry siblings to keep her busy. We know she is very loved and will have many new exciting adventures in her forever home!

Teddy Fluff and Professor Stokes (aka Magnum and Bob), October 2005

“Magnum” and “Bob” have both found new forever homes, though not with each other.“Magnum”, now “Teddy Fluff” moved right in with his new family and made himself right at home. He made fast friends with his new “brother”, an energetic lab, and has 2 youngchildren that absolutely adore him and play with him constantly.

“Bob” now “Willie”, also moved right in with his new family and coincidentally has a new “canine brother” too, though he is a little older and more sedate. We’re sure that won’t last long with “Willie” bouncing around the house

Teddy Fluff (aka Magnum)

Professor Stokes (aka Bob)

Ethel, September 2005

Ethel waited patiently each and every day. She seemed so very quiet and never seemed to play
She found a favorite, comfortable chair to nap away her days. One day Ethel heard a voice
That spoke to her alone we want to take her out of here and give to her a home Ethel jumped up off her chair and did a little dance she purred so loud - in stereo for this, her second chance!

We are so excited! “Ethel” has found the perfect forever home with a wonderful retired couple.
She has a big house to explore and even a screened in porch for birdwatching. “Ethel” seems
to have made herself at home right from the start, as she slept in a "real people bed" her first night home.” Ethel” has also discovered that laps are much better than laying on chairs, she is very happy.

Ethel

Hoss (aka Harvey), September 2005

Hoss also found a new home, just about 1 week after. “Ethel” He is being very pampered as an “only kitty”, loves to snuggle in bed with his new owner- though he does like to play with toes under the covers, and he loves to spend his day sitting in the window watching the birds… Hoss loves to follow his new “Mom” around, though sneaky guy is probably trying to get more food in his bowl…

Jewels, October 2005

“Jewels” is the next lucky one! One week after Harvey went home, she too found a new forever home. Her new “Dad” is retired and says he will have plenty of time to spoil “Jewels” and treat her like the princess she knows she is. What a wonderful happy life this special girl is going to have, but then she truly deserves it!

Butterscotch Puddin' , October 2005

“Butterscotch Puddin’” also went to a new home 10/13/05. One of our clients, who has adopted from us before, couldn’t resist this little cutie. “Puddin’” will have 2 new feline sisters and a canine puppy brother, who hopefully will be “Puddin’s” new playmate… “Puddin” is sure to be spoiled in no time at all!

One of our clients who has adopted several cats from us came to pick her up today. She is very good w/"hard to place" felines, and Elaine will have several
feline friends in her new home- hopefully she will become less timid with all the attention she will be getting.

Elaine is a brown patch tabby about 2 years old. She was caught in a live trap and came to Southpointe in December of 2004. Elaine was a feral cat and very distrustful of humans but she never tried to bite. She has stayed in the treatment room with the techs in order to gradually expose her to humans and other animals.

Lindsey works daily with Elaine and with alot of patience, love and compassion has taught her that humans are not so bad after all. She will now let us pet her, brush her and even hold her, and like any other feline, she'll even purr for us. The day Elaine discovered cat toys and started to play, was a major breakthrough--you would have thought we'd never seen a cat play the way we watched her in amazement, it was a very exciting time! Elaine is still timid outside of her cage, but Lindsey is working on that. Elaine has traveled a long journey in her short life but day by day she comes closer to being a "real cat".

“Twiggy” is a one-year-old muted calico who definitely had a guardian angel the day that she was rescued and brought to Southpointe. She came to us emaciated, anemic and weighed all of 2 pounds! She was in very bad shape. We had to feed her very small amounts of food every hour so that she wouldn’t eat too much, too fast – she was literally starving!

We weren’t even sure that she would even survive, but she was determined and so were we. With proper diet, medical care, and lots of TLC, “Twiggy” started to thrive. Each day she became stronger and her weight almost doubled in less than a month’s time. She has turned into a beautiful cat!

Life just keeps getting better for this special girl. She has now been adopted and will have a new home where she will be loved, well taken of, and we’re sure very spoiled for the rest of her days. Her new name is “Misty” and she also has a new housemate, Princess. We’re sure that those two girls will share many happy years together

Lila was found in a strip mall parking lot by a good samaritan--dropped off by car, by people that said they were moving and couldn't take care of her anymore. She is about 5 months old, full of energy and very sweet. She learned how to sit and come in one evening. She has had no accidents in her foster home. She is going to live with a 12 year old girl who will be her master. Her family will include an 8 year old cat and a 16 year old girl and 10 year old boy and , of course, the parents who agreed to the adoption!

Kami has been adopted by one of our clients who has both cats and dogs and is fitting in very well. She is enjoying life as a pampered feline and is very happy with her new family.

Kami is a 1 year old all white domestic shorthair has the most beautiful blue eyes. Contrary to the belief that white cats with blue eyes are deaf, we believe Kami can hear just fine, except of course when you want her to move off your comfortable chair, then she pretends she's sleeping- don't all felines ignore us at some point? Open a can food and see how fast she runs to your side..nope, this kitty knows exactly how to get what she wants and if you don't get the idea, she'll purr until your ears fall off!