Adoption
We recently connected a female cat and her six
kittens to a family in Kingwood. An all black female
was called into Animal control with nowhere to go. A
local family fostered her and her six kittens.
Unfortunately, they had a bad case of fleas and
although the family took them for immediate
medical care, they lost 4 of the kittens. Chucky and
Lucky are still with the family as is the "Mommy"
cat. They are healthy, beautiful and thriving. See
our kitten rescue picture below. The cost of the
veterinary care and spaying/neuturing was
partially paid by the family and the family donated
the rest of the funds to the WHAWF to pay. What a
great success story. Of course the family Christmas
tree ornaments this year were the kittens!
kittens to a family in Kingwood. An all black female
was called into Animal control with nowhere to go. A
local family fostered her and her six kittens.
Unfortunately, they had a bad case of fleas and
although the family took them for immediate
medical care, they lost 4 of the kittens. Chucky and
Lucky are still with the family as is the "Mommy"
cat. They are healthy, beautiful and thriving. See
our kitten rescue picture below. The cost of the
veterinary care and spaying/neuturing was
partially paid by the family and the family donated
the rest of the funds to the WHAWF to pay. What a
great success story. Of course the family Christmas
tree ornaments this year were the kittens!
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The little gray striped female is
Smokie. Or "Poof" and she was
rescued from a landscaper in PA over
the Frenchtown Bridge. "Mommy" cat
took her in as one of her own. She will
stay with the family in Kingwood as will
"Mommy" now known as IRIS and her
kittens. A Happy Ending!
If you have stories to share of your
own "animal rescue" please email the
foundation at info@whawf.org and the
Foundation will post them!
Smokie. Or "Poof" and she was
rescued from a landscaper in PA over
the Frenchtown Bridge. "Mommy" cat
took her in as one of her own. She will
stay with the family in Kingwood as will
"Mommy" now known as IRIS and her
kittens. A Happy Ending!
If you have stories to share of your
own "animal rescue" please email the
foundation at info@whawf.org and the
Foundation will post them!