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Shovelers who have experience in cat adoption should know how difficult it is to let people adopt their cats home smoothly. The best adoption age for cats is generally within 6 months, and it is not easy for cats over one year old to send them out, let alone old cats that are older.
Mia and Hawkins, 15-year-old long-haired orange cat sisters, were sent to an animal shelter in Newfoundland, Canada, a few weeks ago in hopes of having a chance to be adopted by well-wishers for a better life.
The age of a cat is 15 years old, which is equivalent to 75 years old for humans. The two cats seem to be very well maintained, and their good physical and mental condition makes them look much younger than their actual age.
However, the shelter staff are still worried about the sisters, because everyone knows that the chances of a cat being successfully adopted at this age are very small, and the shelter is not the best place for cats.
In order to allow Mia and Hawkins to find the most ideal home to spend their old age in peace, the staff of the shelter also took great pains.
Everyone packaged Mia and Hawkins as golden sisters, and shared their daily lives on social media, hoping to attract more people's attention.
The gentle and reserved Mia, the generous and clingy Hawkins, and the sisters' natural long fur, they quickly gained a large number of fans on the Internet.
When a fan comes to visit them at the shelter, the clever Hawkins will show a look of eagerness and greet the visitor with enthusiasm, and the urgency is overflowing.
Although the visit was only a short expectation, this did not discourage the Golden Sisters and the shelter staff from asking for a new home, because everyone firmly believed that the most suitable adopter must be the most destined.
It wasn't until the appearance of Alicia that everyone finally felt that the spring of the Golden Sisters was coming!
Alicia heard the story of the Golden Sisters from a friend and decided to visit them.
Initially, Alicia didn't plan to adopt them, just wanted to greet them up close. However, when Mia and Hawkins saw Alicia, they immediately trotted to her side, snuggled tenderly, and behaved very friendly.
In just a moment, Alicia felt like she was in love with them, and the sisters' performance won her heart.
That day, Alicia left the shelter with the golden sisters and returned to her home.
The shelter staff marveled at this, and anyone in the rescue community knows how hard it can be to find a new home for an old cat, let alone two old cats. Everlasting thanks to the adopters who have given the cat a new lease of life.
Mia and Hawkins quickly settled into their new surroundings, exploring and sniffing every room they touched, and they were happy that they finally didn't have to live in a cage anymore.
In the spacious and comfortable new home, the Golden Sisters started a real retirement life.
Mia is also very clingy, likes to be close to people, and always wants to stay in Alicia's arms. Hawkins is the same, though he seems to prefer to take a nap by the window.
The sisters loved the big cat climbing frame next to the window, where they could soak up the warm sunlight and watch the world outside the window and enjoy their meows.
PS: For a long time, Lao Hu has wanted to create a new "adoption" column, although Hu Mansion is still a small trend, but one more voice channel is always a little more hope, and the follow-up also wants to engage in some projects that can help rescuers increase their income and reduce the burden of assistance. I don't know if the majority of cat friends are interested in this direction, if you have ideas, please leave a message or contact Lao Hu to chat, at the same time, thank you for your attention and support to the rescue of stray animals!
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