Comments for Gunnison Valley Animal Welfare League http://www.gvawl.org Promoting the Welfare of Companion Animals in the Gunnison Valley Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:30:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Luna by Rebecca Franklin http://www.gvawl.org/pet/luna/#comment-67 Rebecca Franklin Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:30:25 +0000 http://www.gvawl.org/?post_type=pet&p=572#comment-67 I would be interested in Luna. I was wondering if she is still available. Rebecca Franklin I would be interested in Luna. I was wondering if she is still available.

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]]> Comment on Share Your Success Story by Gunnison Valley Animal Welfare League » Blog Archive » Ms. Minou Finds Her Forever Home http://www.gvawl.org/share-your-success-story/#comment-3 Gunnison Valley Animal Welfare League » Blog Archive » Ms. Minou Finds Her Forever Home Tue, 11 Oct 2011 16:23:27 +0000 http://gvawl.org/?p=248#comment-3 [...] Pam admits that it was only recently in her life that she owned cats. She finds them fascinating, and now declares herself a cat lover. Pam worries about her cats in the large open landscape that surrounds her home, and prefers the cats to be safe in her barn at night. Hence, she feeds them a special treat of wet cat food in the evening, raining them to come into the barn at night. Pam rings a cow bell towards dusk, and Junior and Minou come running, hop through the cat door for their tasty dinner, where Pam locks the barn door behind them. “It really works,” she laughs. Pam finds herself visiting her barn more often, and enjoys watching Minou becoming more comfortable with Pam and her family. “Minou is becoming less shy and more comfortable every day.” “There is a special compassion from people who choose to adopt an older cat,” observes Cheryl, “and mature cats can be an excellent choice for adoption.” Minou and Pam would agree. CLICK HERE TO SHARE YOUR OWN SUCCESS STORY [...] [...] Pam admits that it was only recently in her life that she owned cats. She finds them fascinating, and now declares herself a cat lover. Pam worries about her cats in the large open landscape that surrounds her home, and prefers the cats to be safe in her barn at night. Hence, she feeds them a special treat of wet cat food in the evening, raining them to come into the barn at night. Pam rings a cow bell towards dusk, and Junior and Minou come running, hop through the cat door for their tasty dinner, where Pam locks the barn door behind them. “It really works,” she laughs. Pam finds herself visiting her barn more often, and enjoys watching Minou becoming more comfortable with Pam and her family. “Minou is becoming less shy and more comfortable every day.” “There is a special compassion from people who choose to adopt an older cat,” observes Cheryl, “and mature cats can be an excellent choice for adoption.” Minou and Pam would agree. CLICK HERE TO SHARE YOUR OWN SUCCESS STORY [...]

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