Toby arrived at the sanctuary this weekend and instantly proved the kind of cat people look forward to knowing better. Within moments of meeting him for the first time, he was already giving me loving looks, purrs, rubs and head butts. When I came by the cage again a little later, fellow volunteer Ayako had just met him and already had him perched quite contentedly on her lap.
Even without reading the sign on Toby's cage door that says as much, it's clear that this boy loves people.
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I can't wait to meet him properly!
ReplyDeleteAnn
I have to thank the people at RAPS...you guys do so much for these cats...
ReplyDeleteit is nice to see in this world there are still good people out there!
Dianne
Toby came to see me every day and he looked like he didn't have a home as he kept coming back. I naturally started feeding him and named him Toby. I made him a nice little bed as it was still cold out and he would come a sleep in a flower pot on my patio. As I volunteer for C.A.R.E.S. in Langley they were able to take him in to be adopted. Sadly, after testing, it was found that he tested positive for FIV. As I already have two other cats I was not able to keep him. Big thanks to C.A.R.E.S. and RAPS for the wonderful job that they do helping homeless and neglected cats. I will be visiting Toby soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing a little more of his story with us!
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