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Hi Mary,
 
I received your letter inquiring about my adoption of Junie and Spike last year.  Well, it's a bittersweet story.  Bad news first - Spike was only with us 5 days when he dashed out the door and was gone.  I put many notices up throughout our community and checked the pound and humane society for about 3 weeks to no avail.  He was a lovely cat and we were really sad to lose him.  The good news is that Junie is a happy, healthy cat and actually came out of her shell without the protection of her first brother.  About a month ago we found another brother for Junie and they're very happy together.  So once again, we're a happy cat-loving family.  Thanks for taking such loving care of the animals that you rescue and foster!
 
Sincerely,
 
Laurel Johnston

Hi Mary,
 
I received your letter in the mail, inquiring about Luna (who I adopted in September).
 
She was a little timid at first but is now very comfortable.  She's learned to fish her toys out of an empty planter pot and they are everywhere.  I eventually put them all back in the planter so she can fish them out again.
 
Luna is quite a different cat than my previous one.  She likes only her hard crunchy food - doesn't care for canned food, or tuna, salmon, milk, cheese, yogurt or anything else.  Once in a while, she will eat some Temptations treats but not often.  She would much rather play, like a border collie dog (in fact, she looks like one).  Her favorite toy is the long furry tail attached to a plastic rod.  I drag it around and she tries to pounce on it.  And when she doesn't feel I've played enough with her, she will grab it in her mouth and drag it to the room where I am.  Then she'll drop it at my feet and wait for me to pick it up and play again!
 
I realized she finally felt at home when she jumped on my lap for a snooze, while I watched TV.  I think she's quite content!
 
Let me know if you have any other questions.  Cheers!  Susan Wong

Marley is doing wonderful.  When we decided to get a second cat, we were looking for one that would fit in well with our family.  Our cat Rudy was lonely after my daughter recently moved, taking her two cats with her.  Although Rudy was already three years old, he was still very playful and frisky.  He really enjoyed playing with the others and was obviously lonely when they left.  

We also have two border collies, so the new addition had to be tolerant with dogs as well.   I couldn't have imagined a better fit.  Although we anticipated a couple week "break in" period, it wasn't  even required.  After the first day, Marley seemed quite comfortable in his new home and his calm, easy going nature made it easy for Rudy to accept him.  He was very quick to claim his spot on the bed as well!!

Rudy and Marley have become great friends and they regularly romp through the house playing together.    Over Christmas, we had an extra two cats and two dogs visiting, and amazingly enough all the animals interacted well and the holidays were great!

We couldn't be more pleased with Marley.  We love him so much already.   We are very happy to provide him with his forever home and expect Marley and Rudy to have a long, happy friendship!!

Thank you NASAP for the work you do!

Hello NASAP staff
 
It has been a couple months since we brought Hammer( formerly known as Hudson) home, and he has fit into our house just fine.  He is a very active puppy and loves to keep us busy!  Hammer continues to change his looks everyday, and the Vet is very intrested to see what his secondary breed may be! He is getting to be a big boy, but still thinks he can be a lap dog!
 
We love Hammer so much, and are very thankful that we were choosen to take him home with us!
Thank you very much all NASAP staff for all the great work that you do! A special thanks to Angela for choosing us and for being so great during the adoption process!
 
Please keep up the great work
take care
From  Lyndsay,Jonathan and Hammer
 
I have added a picture ofHammer and some of the toys that Santa brought him!!

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