Eddie and Annie #MyRescueStory
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Annie and Eddie #MyRescueStory
Waiting at the shelter #MyRescueStory
It is hard for me to believe it has been nearly two years since Paul and I walked into Grayson County Humane Society to bring Annie and Eddie home. Both cats have brought countless joy into our lives. I can’t imagine these last two years without them.
When we first saw Annie’s photo on Facebook, we made plans to adopt her. We weren’t planning on adopting two cats at first but then I asked Donna if Annie had bonded with any other cats at the shelter. Donna answered back quickly that in fact, Annie had bonded with the cat that shared her cage and sent us a cute video of the two of them together.
It was love at first sight. We decided we were adopting two adorable cats from the shelter that June day.
June is Adopt a Shelter Cat Month
June is Adopt a Shelter Cat Month and it is also the peak of kitten season. Purina Cat Chow has created an Adoption Drive, as part of its “Building Better Lives” program, with the goal to help at least 2,500 cats at 50 shelter partners- one in every state- find forever homes during the month of June.
Purina Cat Chow plans to donate $75,000 to its 50 shelter partners to specifically support cat adoptions if cat people nationwide share their cat adoption or rescue story using the hashtag #MyRescueStory. For every story shared, Purina Cat Chow will subsidize a cat adoption fee for a cat at one of its shelter partners.
Purina Cat Chow will subsidize the adoption fees for at least 50 casts, a donation of $30 per cat, at each shelter partner. Each shelter partner will receive up to a $1,500 donation and be asked to put the donation towards offsetting adoption fees for at least 50 cats to encourage more cat adoptions.
In addition, Purina Cat Chow will conduct a $25,000 shelter makeover at one of its partner animal welfare organizations to help improve the environment for cats awaiting a forever home.
Share your #MyRescueStory and Help a Cat Find a Forever Home
You can help a cat find a forever home by sharing your own #MyRescueStory. Share your story on Facebook or Twitter with the hashtag #MyRescueStory and tag CatChow on Facebook and @CatsOutOfTheBag on Twitter
For more information please visit www.catchow.com
It was meant to be.
They are so precious!
~~~~~ waves two annie & eddie….happee gotcha month guys…& high paws & headbonx….ouch…two Purina….thiz bee total lee awesum oh them ta help out like thiz !!! =^..^= ??
I love that picture of Annie and Eddie snuggling so much 🙂 <3