06/15/2026
We think it's time to share some "happy heartbreak." ๐ค๐ค๐๐
When we first started, we never thought we would have adoptable cats waiting years for their forever homes. Over those years, they truly become part of our family. We share the joy, frustration, medical support, laughs, and tears. But that's exactly what this journey has turned into. As if saying goodbye isn't hard enough, now you're saying goodbye to someone you've spent years with. It's hard, and it emotionally eats away at your heart.
When a long-term cat finally goes home, it is an absolute blessing, but it brings so much more. There is the constant worry: What will they be like once they settle in? Will it work out? You worry they will be returned, get lost, pass away, or be given away. You are left never truly knowing if they will be okay for the rest of their lives.
Lately, some of our quirky cats have been getting adopted, which is AMAZING! We don't post about it right away until we know they have found the perfect fit. Today, this post is to share that Steve found his!
Steve was adopted in May. He now has his very own boy whom he sleeps with and wakes up with in the morning. He is thoroughly enjoying his outside timeโand trying to figure out how to get down from taller trees! ๐ He is also getting along beautifully with the resident dogs and cats. It truly is a perfect home.
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Congratulations, Steve! And thank you to everyone who never gave up on him!
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