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Brokenhearted Kate and Gus

When one of our volunteers was ready to adopt, she chose two very shy cats that most people tended to overlook when visiting the shelter. Kate and Oscar had each other for comfort as they got used to life in a home for the first time. Before long, they were sitting next to their mom on the sofa and sleeping in bed with her every night. Sadly, Oscar became very sick, and Kate found herself alone, without her best buddy. Several months later, Gus was adopted to keep her company, and the two immediately became fast friends. Gus is extremely friendly and outgoing, and Kate’s broken heart began to heal. Then tragedy struck. Their mom died suddenly, and Kate and Gus found themselves back in a room at the shelter. Nothing would make them happier than to be adopted together.  If you could find it in your heart to open your home to these special cats who have experienced so much sadness in their lives, please come meet them, or apply online at www.forgottenfelinesct.org.

Find Your Match At Forgotten Felines:  Forgotten Felines holds an open house every Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 153 Horse Hill Road, Westbrook.  No appointment is necessary.

Forgotten Felines is run entirely by dedicated volunteers with no paid staff. We are always in desperate need of volunteers to help care for the cats and keep our facility clean and organized. If you can donate your time, it will be very rewarding and much appreciated. Call the volunteer line at 860-669-1347.

Story by Virginia Van Norden