09/27/2026
By now our followers should know that we rarely take in adult cats. We just don’t have the housing for adult cats and we have local shelters that take adults. Our goal is to be a place for orphaned neonatal kittens. But when a friend of my family passed away unexpectedly and my cousin asked if I could help find her much loved cat a home I couldn’t say no. So Binx came to stay with us while we looked. We never officially advertised him but if you visited us at events then you might remember the big shy boy hiding in his carrier. We were surprised when he came out to greet this lady. And then we were sad when she left without applying for him. But by the next morning we had a message from her that she couldn’t stop thinking about him. So Binx got himself a new mom who I think will love him as much as his first one. He quickly became a favorite at our house, and there were a few tears shed to see him go. But happy tears too because we’re just so happy for him. We love you, Binx! You touched our hearts. Enjoy your new mom, big guy!