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Quinn – Spaniel Cross 
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Quinn is a bit timid around new people
particularly men, but once he warms up to you; he is your friend
forever. He loves to be cuddled and petted. He is great with
cats, has even been know to share some cleaning duties with them and
doesn't try to chase them outside. He isn’t into playing fetch or
catch, but he does love to be outside running around and visiting with the
other neighborhood dogs. He is great off leash and never strays far
from his people. Quinn is absolutely trustworthy with children and
can be protective of them when strangers are interacting with
them. He isn’t aggressive but occasionally he will bark once,
then hang around as if to say “I’m right here so you be careful with my
baby” All in all, Quinn is very
friendly and loves to be the centre of attention. He’s happy to be
inside with the family, but is more than willing to spend time outside
whenever he can. He would be a great addition to a young family or a
great companion for a single person.
If you feel you can offer Quinn a great home please call Brian @
277-7865 for more information.
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Available for
adoption, two cats, they must go together. One is a neutered five-year-old male
black shorthaired tabby. The other
is a spayed six-year-old female longhaired tabby. Both of these cats are healthy indoor
cats, very affectionate and playful cats looking for a carrying and loving
home. The adoption fee is $75, items
included with the cats are favorite blanket, toys, litter boxes, scratching
posts & beds, food and cat litter.
The cats’ dislikes are loud noises; they both get along with
children, they aren’t used to dogs but would get used to a friendly puppy
or dog without any problem. They
should be given time to settle in and have their own space. They will both sleep through the night;
they have always slept on my bed by my feet. They are curious and will crawl into
small spaces and love looking out windows.
Even though both of the cats are indoor cats they will try and run
outside, but should be kept indoors as they aren’t used to being outside and
could easily get lost or run over by a car.
If you can give
these cats a good home please call 277-7865 days and 263-1532
evenings.
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