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We adopted little Oscar almost three years ago. He was the most timid cat we have ever met. He seemed to take a shine to us and we fell in love with him instantly.

This is Maisy, who’s been with us for nearly two years now. From the moment we met – when she looked me straight in the eye with such intelligence and character – I knew I had to take her home.

The rest of the family was pretty easily convinced that she was the one, and she’s been adored ever since.

Monkey Boo came to me in February from you via Blacktown pound as a little kitten. Instantly at home, he fills my house with joy, causing absolute havoc and much hilarity.

We adopted our little black torti (Sakè) on the 8th of Feb. We couldn’t be happier!

Meeting shy little Sakè that afternoon in Enmore, was exciting, & as soon as she hoped on my lap & fell asleep I knew she was meant to be with us.

The shy timid little girl that left with us that day, is now a cheeky, curious, playful & affectionate little kitten. That never stops purring.

We adopted Winki (the wonder cat) on the 25th of January 2014, after she’d spent a full year looking for her forever people.

We were warned she might be a challenge, but we were prepared to put in the effort to give her the home she needed. We had nothing to be worried about.

It’s a hard life, being a kitten

Well, Cindarella (Cinda) has now been running the household for over 6 months.  I am missing one fish and have taken to counting them at feeding time.  She is also now completely smitten with Boo Boo (my dog) and thinks she is her BFF.

It has been 5 weeks since we adopted Caviar AKA “The shy black Kitten” from your shelter in Enmore.

Caviar is such a pleasure to have around. We are so glad we adopted her. She is no longer shy, rather, chatty, playful and would eat all day, if I let her!!

I adopted Ninners in 2009 when she was a shy little thing.

Hello to all of our friends at the Adoption Centre!

Our human has been a bit too busy with the things he does outside of our apartment and so he suggested I respond to your letter.

Cheeki and I have settled into our new home very well and I believe everything has just worked out for the best since the two of us adopted our human. Our human is taking very good care of us and he is a pleasure to supervise – being supervisor is a role I have found to be necessary with Cheeki being such a handful and with so much to be done to take care of my sister and I.