Conference misery::feline_v1

253.0. "Harriet Needs A Home" by STAR::WALKER () Tue May 20 1986 19:18

    For Adoption:	Harriet
    
    Harriet was abandoned in Massachusetts sometime in March.  She was
    found in an empty apartment on Easter Sunday, just as her four babies
    were being born.  When I heard about them, they were all about to
    be taken to be put to sleep.  Anyway, they've been at my house in
    NH since the kittens were three days old, and I have found good
    homes for all of the kittens.  (They're all going home this weekend,
    except the one we've decided to keep, although I "definitely wasn't
    going to keep one!").  Harriet now needs a home.
    
    I brought her to the vet the day she arrived, and she was given
    all of her shots, and a clean bill of health.  She has an appointment
    to be spayed in a week, which I will pay for.  She is very gentle,
    and exceptional with children.  She would make an ideal nursing
    home cat, because she is tolerant, and loves affection.  She is
    tri-colored, (white with orange and tiger), shorthaired, well-mannered,
    and has yellow eyes.  The vet said that she is about 2-3 years old.
    I would like her placed in a home where she will be kept indoors
    all the time.  She does not care for dogs or cats, but is fine with 
    caged animals.  (I have a large rabbit in a cage, and they sniff each 
    other often without any problems.  When my dog is in her cage, they
    are fine.  When the dog is loose, Harriet becomes very upset.  I do
    not think it would be something she would adjust to either).
    
    She really is an exceptional cat.  If you are (or know of anyone)
    looking for a true companion, you should consider Harriet. 
    I'd keep her myself, but she would not adjust to my dog and two
    other cats.
    
    You're welcome to come meet her - I live in Milford, NH.

    Thank you,
    Lisa Walker
    
    DTN 381-1437    

    Harriet is still available!!!!  She is very anxious to go to a new
    family.  Since I cannot keep her with my other animals, she is lacking
    the affection and attention she deserves.  She's REALLY a super
    cat.  If you are interested, or know of anyone who might be, please
    let me know.  I guarantee you will not be disappointed.
    
    Thanks,
    Lisa Walker