On August 6, 2018 very special little lady entered our lives at work. Her name is Sandee and she is part of the Cats at Work program, where they provide cats for the work environment.
It is a cat rescue program designed to find homes for unadoptable cats. Most of the rescues are feral and don’t do well in home environments. These cats are being adopted by Golf Courses and Country clubs to help keep down the mice and rat populations. The animals are cared for; fed, vetted and loved (some at a distance) for the rest of their living days.
Sandee’s back story is that she was found by a dumpster by an office worker at a trucking company where she had delivered four kittens. The lady took her and her four kittens in and called a local cat rescue group to come and get them. The rescuer came, picked up the cats and got the kittens out for adoption when the time came, spayed her. However, when they took mama cat back to the trucking company they were moving locations and didn’t want her, so back to Domestic Animal Services she went; which is where she stayed up until she came to us. Sandee was dubbed “feral” by her rescuers which means she was classified as “unadoptable”, however she is anything but feral. From the moment she entered our office I think she knew she was going to her forever (furever) home. She is so loving, and gentle, she loves everyone who comes through our door. She no longer wants to be outside in fact she runs the opposite way if the doors is open. Being her main caretaker, she has bonded fully with me. She follows me around when I go to different areas of our building. She sleeps on my desk in my “in” box, and she plays in the halls knocking her ball around like a soccer ball.
I am so fortunate that I get to spend my evenings with my nine year old adoptee Harpo a male tuxedo who I adopted as a kitten from Domestic Animal Services, then I come to work and have Sandee to share my love with. I am just so fortunate to work in a place that cares not only about people, but about the animals as well.
I am so fortunate that I get to spend my evenings with my nine year old adoptee Harpo a male tuxedo who I adopted as a kitten from Domestic Animal Services, then I come to work and have Sandee to share my love with. I am just so fortunate to work in a place that cares not only about people, but about the animals as well.
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