An Update to Tigger’s Search: Adult Cat Needs A Home
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HIYA! SAVANNAH HERE!!!
(this is a very long post…just a warning if you are in a hurry)
I have something serious to share
I am back again with important news that really puts our sweet mancat Tigger, an adult cat, between that rock and hard spot we hear the humans talk about every now and then.
You see, we thought Tigger would be able to move back to Kitty Corner by the end of this month when his foster Miss Tammy is leaving on a several day holiday. We were excited because we hoped this would put Tiggy in front of some of the walk in traffic who come looking to adopt adult cats like him.
And then last Tuesday…a fire in an office above Kitty Corner, and Contra Costa Humane Society’s offices…changed everything. At 1 AM the Adoption Manager and Executive Director were called by the fire department to immediately evacuate all cats (and one rabbit). Both of the staff members live about 25 minutes away…but by the time they arrived they found the doors wide open and the fire men blowing smoke clearing ozone through their whole space.
The staff froze afraid all the cats had escaped outside…but the very responsible and caring firemen had grabbed all the cats they could find and placed them in small offices with doors but no exterior exits nor windows…so the cats could not escape. WHEW!!!
The property manager was there and quickly let the staff move all the cats to another building just about 200 feet (60.96 meters) down the street. The space is large and empty…so the two staff drug several cat towers and beds so the cats could hide and be comfy…and food, water, litter boxes….they worked until 5 AM getting the cats settled.
Mom L went over as soon as Miss Chrissy, the adoption manager arrived next morning about 10:30 AM. Mom L helped do some things and took photos of the cats and their temp home.
I know it looks like there are not cats…but they are all in that one large room and the smaller one…just too tired and terrified to move…
CCHS had no smoke, fire damage…just the toxic smell of the fire and smoke which will keep them out of their offices and the cats out of their space for at least a week if not more.
This puts Tigger in a possible dilemma…he likely will not be able to move into a private suite at Kitty Corner by the end of the month. And as of today…not one…not even one single call has come in to inquire about Tigger.
I am going to ask once again…Will you help me network Tigger even more than we all did when I first asked on August 14th…one WHOLE MONTH ago. He needs a home to call his own. Miss Tammy must keep him in a bathroom during the day as she works…and she always lets him out into a hall and a larger room as soon as she gets home. But he needs to have more space and a home he can claim as his.
On September 5th, I posted my first update…click HERE if you missed the last update and click HERE for Tigger’s full story.
Here are some of the photos you have already seen of precious, loving and playful Tigger…
I have helped Mom L create a flyer that can be downloaded safely and securely. My pal Brian, over at Brian’s Home, lets me borrow some of his server space to house rescue flyers and what not. You can click HERE to be transported to the flyer.
Because Tiggy (he is known as Tiggy and Tigs to his furriends) loves that box so much…Mom L made him a brand new one…and it will be his to take to his new home…he will also come with one month’s supply of soft food and kibble and a new medium cat tower/scratcher. He has had an expensive and much needed dental already…so his new family will not have to bear that expense again for a long time hopefully. He is vaccinated, micro-chipped and all set to go! Box and all…
peeEss…on Thursday I will have a very happy tail account about Cash, the husky, and his rescue
Savannah's Paw Tracks 