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Need opinions on what pics to use for Bea for Petfinder.
These are the ones I currently have up.
This is the link to all the pics I have of her in my Photobucket....which are the good ones of all I've taken.
http://s10.photobucket.com/albums/a103/twtich1/Bea/
Password is: beastiekat
I don't like the one of me & her....want to put a different one in that space.
Which one(s) would you choose for Petfinder?
This is the video I made of her (long, I know) for Petfinder....what do you think?
And her write-up:
Bea is above & beyond “special needsâ€. This girl needs a miracle, that purr-fect home who will love her with all the “baggage†she comes with.
Bea was a stray, already spayed & front declawed. The problem? Her claws were growing back in, every step was agony. It was decided the only thing to do would be to re-declaw her. Now just imagine the recovery of a 15 lb. kitty, having her feet re-declawed. The surgery was extensive, and it was not fun for her, to say the least (I was in the visit her one day post op, the bandaged paws, the pained expression on her face....something I shall never in my life forget). As a result of the surgery, her paws are huge, and she is essentially lacking most of her toes.
To speed her recovery, Bea was placed into a foster home. She is less than thrilled with other animals, definitely used to being an “only princess†in her home. Sheâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s been there for months now. Still not thrilled with the other animals, although she does do OK with the dogs both big & small. She has also met another kitty, a flighty goofyball. She can co-exist with the other kitty.
Beaâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s paws have healed quite a bit. She is no longer as sensitive about her feet being touched. Her purr-sonality has changed as she healed. She is much less reserved. She is very playful, LOVES her catnip banana. She is very much so a lap cat. Now that warmer weather has come around, she spends a great deal of time lounging in the open window sniffing the breeze.
She has her favorite bed to sleep in. She can show you how to truly enjoy the simple things in life, and can easily bring tears to your eyes just watching her love life after being given a second chance at it. She is a big lap kitty. Sheâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]ll walk up, put a paw on your leg, and give you her best ‘Puss is Boots (from Shrek)â€[emoji]8482[/emoji] face. Oh my does it ever work on her foster mom every time!
Bea will require a special diet for life, which costs around $40 per month. She would make an excellent lap cat for a retired couple or single person. She gets quite excited to see people coming to visit her, and does follow her foster mom about keeping her company.
Sometimes, you just know your home is missing something. Could this kitty 'Bea' what your home is missing?
I tend to look at it from the point of view of someone who's been doing this for 4 years now. I don't see what "normal" people would....so I greatly appreciate feedback (positive & negative).
I just really want her to be adopted, even if it is a long shot.
These are the ones I currently have up.
This is the link to all the pics I have of her in my Photobucket....which are the good ones of all I've taken.
http://s10.photobucket.com/albums/a103/twtich1/Bea/
Password is: beastiekat
I don't like the one of me & her....want to put a different one in that space.
Which one(s) would you choose for Petfinder?
This is the video I made of her (long, I know) for Petfinder....what do you think?
And her write-up:
Bea is above & beyond “special needsâ€. This girl needs a miracle, that purr-fect home who will love her with all the “baggage†she comes with.
Bea was a stray, already spayed & front declawed. The problem? Her claws were growing back in, every step was agony. It was decided the only thing to do would be to re-declaw her. Now just imagine the recovery of a 15 lb. kitty, having her feet re-declawed. The surgery was extensive, and it was not fun for her, to say the least (I was in the visit her one day post op, the bandaged paws, the pained expression on her face....something I shall never in my life forget). As a result of the surgery, her paws are huge, and she is essentially lacking most of her toes.
To speed her recovery, Bea was placed into a foster home. She is less than thrilled with other animals, definitely used to being an “only princess†in her home. Sheâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s been there for months now. Still not thrilled with the other animals, although she does do OK with the dogs both big & small. She has also met another kitty, a flighty goofyball. She can co-exist with the other kitty.
Beaâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s paws have healed quite a bit. She is no longer as sensitive about her feet being touched. Her purr-sonality has changed as she healed. She is much less reserved. She is very playful, LOVES her catnip banana. She is very much so a lap cat. Now that warmer weather has come around, she spends a great deal of time lounging in the open window sniffing the breeze.
She has her favorite bed to sleep in. She can show you how to truly enjoy the simple things in life, and can easily bring tears to your eyes just watching her love life after being given a second chance at it. She is a big lap kitty. Sheâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]ll walk up, put a paw on your leg, and give you her best ‘Puss is Boots (from Shrek)â€[emoji]8482[/emoji] face. Oh my does it ever work on her foster mom every time!
Bea will require a special diet for life, which costs around $40 per month. She would make an excellent lap cat for a retired couple or single person. She gets quite excited to see people coming to visit her, and does follow her foster mom about keeping her company.
Sometimes, you just know your home is missing something. Could this kitty 'Bea' what your home is missing?
I tend to look at it from the point of view of someone who's been doing this for 4 years now. I don't see what "normal" people would....so I greatly appreciate feedback (positive & negative).
I just really want her to be adopted, even if it is a long shot.