This week on Adopt-A-Pet, meet Chucky from Paws4Ever, Tinker from Cat Tales Cat Cafe, Furi from Orange County Animal Services, Foxy and Ornella from The Goathouse Refuge, and Miss Moneypenny from Independent Animal Rescue.
Introducing Chucky, the epitome of goofiness and playfulness! With a wagging tail and a heart full of joy, Chucky is always ready to bring a smile to your face with his entertaining antics and lovable personality! This 1 year old lab mix is known for his silly behavior and knack for turning even the simplest activities into a fun-filled adventure. He never fails to entertain! Chucky’s adoption fee has been waived thanks to a generous supporter. If you are interested in meeting Chucky, please click “Adopt Me” to fill out an adoption survey, then call us at (919) 241-8438 (ext. 103) or email adopt@paws4ever.org to make an appointment to visit.
Check out these pictures of the adorable Chucky below!
Meet Tinker! She is an onion with many layers! Tinker is quite possibly the most friendly, loving, outgoing and affectionate cat you’ve ever met….99% of the time. She has 1% of her that is a tad unpredictable.
She ADORES LOTS OF ATTENTION but you have to be keen to her cues. She will subtly tell you when that’s enough. She needs the perfect experienced cat person who can work with her on this.
Tinker has so much love to give. She was pulled from a high risk shelter situation, filthy dirty and longing for love. She wants to be a good companion, she just needs guidance.
Tinker wants to be an only cat, and would likely thrive in a safe indoor/outdoor situation. She is pretty fearless.
She is a young adult and deserves to live a long happy life with someone who appreciates a cat with spunk.
Tinker is in our back office and available to meet anytime during business hours without an appointment. Just reach out to let us know you’d like to come by!
Check out this beautiful picture of Tinker below!
Meet Furi, a 5 year old, neutered Akita. Furi is heartworm positive, our facility will provide the first three months of his topical treatment to help his adopters start out. Furi was an owner surrender due to them moving and unable to keep him. His previous home states he knows some commands in Spanish… such a bilingual guy! He can be a bit timid with new people but comes around once you spend some time with him. He is currently working on his leash manners at the shelter and is enjoying his long walks with our staff and volunteers. Don’t let his age fool you. He is a bit older but has his zoomie parties and loves tennis balls.
Check out these pictures of the beautiful Furi below!
This month, in all our remote splendor, The Goathouse Refuge is proud to introduce you to a pretty pair of ladies: Foxy and Ornella.
Foxy, born in 2019, is a gorgeous long-haired tortie loaded with sweetness, once you gently get past her shyness. Her affectionate nature has one unique quirk: she adores kisses on her muzzle, which she will request by pursing her kitty lips. Foxy arrived at the Goathouse as a kitten, together with a few kitten friends, all who have been adopted. When Foxy was found to have FIP, she went to live at Siglinda’s house for special care and treatment – and cure! Foxy has been FIP-free for two years. Living with multiple cats has been no problem for Foxy. She pretty much keeps to herself as an observer. She will adore a gentle household with adults who enjoy plenty of silken, long-haired love!
Ornella came from a shelter. Her tail is bobbed short like a bunny’s; we believe she was born that way. She is a dark brown long-haired tortie. Her sweetness is plentiful. She loves pets, and prefers that you converse with her when you pet her. She will gently let you know when she’s had enough. She is very used to other cats as well.
They will be both wonderful companions if they are in a household with less cats and they can come sleep with you!
If you are into the sweet, shy types. check Foxy or Ornella- or both!
Check out these pictures of the beautiful Foxy and Ornella below.
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