Adorable
stuffed toys don’t do it. A squeaky-squishy earns only mild interest. But young
Cudi gets excited when a tennis ball bounces. He jumps high to make skillful
grabs, then parades around proudly with each catch, changing a round of fetch
into a keep-away game. By the way, Cudi figured out a hidden-treats puzzle in
less than a minute. Learning more about habits of rescued pets here can be fun
or surprising.
More examples are: Tiny
Calvin isn’t at all afraid of larger or tall people. Sandy the Shepherd tries to
fit on a lap. Blind Benny greets strangers confidently. The Pointer-mix sisters
are calmer and steal kisses when separated. Giant Titus is gentle and quiet. Sweet, small Sadie and Lucky don’t mind wearing costumes. Furthermore, Dutch,
Luke and Kai get along fine with cats.
Speaking
of cats, we now know Missy likes tummy rubs — unusual for felines. Coco will go
crazy with moving feathers. Curious Marcela balances on narrow window sills with
ease. Keyatee asks to be petted. Also, Angela and Bobby have become head-rubbing
buddies.
– LK, volunteer
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7507 Deering Ave. Canoga Park, CA 91303
Office & Message: (818) 340-1687/1186
Viewing & Office Hours: 1:00 to 5:00, 6 days a week (closed Mondays)
View our pets at: http://www.petadoptionfund.org
LIKE us on Facebook
FOLLOW us on Twitter