The shelter often takes “Adoption Day” photos of new owners holding their happy pets, but “she wouldn’t let us,” the Facebook post states.At her new home, she will have a private room of her own to stay in until she is ready to interact with the rest of the household. Once she’s comfortable roaming around her new domain, she’ll have access to catwalks, indoor cat trees and a pond, according to the shelter’s post.
In the days just before her new family came to take her home for good, Perdita was showing her impatience --on the shelter’s page states she was patrolling the office, growling at anyone who wanted her to vacate their chair, and sitting in boxes “too small for her.” “She would not listen when we said her new family was coming tomorrow to pick her up,” the post read. The shelter added that they “are going to miss this sassy girl.”
It’s a happy ending for a cat who has been through a lot. Perdita ended up at the shelter only after her owner died and neighbours realized they could not take care of her.“Joe and Betty have decided to change her name to Noel,” the shelter explained. “Just in case the name Perdita is the cause of her anger.”Perdita sitting in a box, waiting to be shipped to her new owners, according to Mitchell County Animal Rescue.
i hope she is happy...
Poor baby, she is misunderstood or maybe she is just a nasty republican
If you ask me, the title was awarded prematurely. I believe there are worse cats out there & they should have the opportunity to show their stuff.
Mrs Slocombe will be happy.
FuzzyWuzzyTO No such thing as a bad cats.its bad owners.
awwwwww
How many times will you re run this story?
Let's try and get me adopted and this never ending hostage scenario over with.