doerscheln says:
Yes that would be great to hear from Clyde already living in his new home, maybe you guys in the states can manage that. :)
No matter what maybe you can leave me a note by mail when things for Clyde change ? tina@doerscheln.de That would be very kind otherwise I will find out here
Greetings from the cats Willi, Moritz and Paulinchen and their can-opener Martina
tele_mark says:
I'm keeping an eye on him. he's only been there a little over a week now, so hopefully he'll find a home soon. It would be great if a Picato poster got him, so we'd see him on here from then on out!
doerscheln says:
Clyde is such a gorgeous cat , orange and green eyes, just beautiful I think, Guess here in Germany he would find a home right away. I keep my fingers crossed that things will go well for him. I Must admit he really has touched my heart and I wont forget him........
tele_mark says:
They put up a new pic of Clyde today, and its much better. Sterling is a no-kill shelter, they will keep Clyde as long as it takes to find a home. Unfortunately, they're not great on facilities like some of the other shelters, which are more like vacation homes for cats. Sterling is pretty basic, a cage, blankets, litter box/food, etc.
tele_mark says:
The shelter answered my email, and posted a better picture of Clyde. They say he's pretty stressed there but doing better. He looks like a great cat. If anyone on Massachusetts is looking for a cat, he can be seen at Sterling Animal Shelter -- http://www.sterlingshelter.org/pet-finder
doerscheln says:
Guess that is the way it must be. :) Here a girl always was/is the boss. First it was my Mietzi and when she passed away Paulinchen took over. Although she is so small and skinny the boys rather stay away from her.
doerscheln says:
Oh, okay I see when Floppy wouldnt allow another male cat it doesnt make sense to adopt Clyde and for Chloe its better, too to be without Clyde. Actually my boys are the same and my girl is even worth in accepting cats that dont belong to the house. But..Im glad you will keep an eye on the boy and his adoption. My first thought was " Oh, no I hope its not one of these shelters that kill the animals when they cant find a home for them in time........Please let us know when Clyde has found people again that will take care of him hopefully as long as he lives.
Eli says:
OK, don't be mad at me, but I think you do not read distress signals well, lol!! Chloe looks happy and is just figuring out how to get all four of you boys (two and four legged) completely under her paw!!!