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Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Stanley



Stanley was living rough on the streets and allies around 58th and King when Eevie trapped him. Vicky brought him to Treehouse and he was neutered, vaccinated, and found to be disease-free. An friendly orange puffball, he quickly found a home with a graduate student in the Divinity School, and as these pictures attest, he's living the contented life of a treasured house cat. I wish all our kitties ended up like this.

Amanda sent in this update:

"Stanley and I have been together for almost one month now! He took a few days to adjust to his new home, remaining under the bed except when he needed to eat, but now he is king of the house. He switches between the window and futon, but I have a feeling that my newly installed air conditioner will tip the balance toward the window. Stanley loves attention and makes fast friends with whoever comes through the door. I maintain that I will always be his favorite, though, since no matter who comes to visit, he ends up sitting by my feet!"

This was a team effort and it paid off beautifully! Mazel tov to finding your forever home, Stanley!

*****

WE STILL NEED FOSTER HOMES! Don't you want to foster a wonderful kitteh?

Monday, July 13, 2009

Sad news, cute video



Readers, a sad update on Stanley. Stanley died very suddenly last week. His last weeks, with his person Amanda, were all a cat, especially a former alley cat, could ask for. His food bowl was always full. He had his very own clean and quiet territory to lord it over. He had toys. He had a person who loved him and who he loved in return. Stanley, we will miss you, and we're all so happy your time on earth included love.

To cheer you up, a video of Akiba during his first vet visit.

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Stanley


Stanley is an excellent cat.  Fosterdad Patrick says "He spends most of his time on the couch with us, but he does retreat to his bed for alone time every now and then.  Unlike some cats, he prefers open spaces to hiding beneath furniture fixtures.  He is always thrilled to see us upon coming home- walking through the door provokes an enthusiastic meow and several rounds of amicable head-butting.  He is fascinated by all things human; computers, the sink, curry, and shoes (among other things) excite him.  Stan loves to play- both with us and on his own.  He is easily entranced by a dangling string and enjoys solo games of ping pong ball soccer.  

His behavior is flawless.  He is potty-trained, he does not scratch the furniture, and he waits until we wake up to demand we feed him.  He is as friendly and easy going as a cat can be, and he responds favorably to new people.  He boasts social skills superior to those of a typical University of Chicago student.  Social as he may be, he rarely becomes a nuisance, and when he does it is simply too cute to truly be annoying."

Stanley was a colony cat who made his way to us, but he must have been somebody's pet at some point. Write to hydeparkcatsadoptions@gmail.com to apply to bring this handsome and fab man home.