A friend of my family recently had Covid and has had a really rough recovery. She’s going into a long-term care facility, and her two kitties need a new home. Zoey and Lucy are a bonded pair, about 3.5 – 4 months old. They have been dewormed and gotten their first round of shots; they will need round 2 and to be spayed when they are old enough. They are very sweet and playful. I currently have a cat who will not tolerate any other felines, so I can’t take them. I’m hoping the jackaltariat can help me find the perfect home for these cuties.
Hola, Juicers! We have 2 lovely ladies in LA that need a new home. I’m gonna let friend of the blog, Maxim, tell you all about Zoey and Lucy.
As you can see, these two starlets are lovely, talented and perfectly worthy of gracing the firmament of your home. Please reach out to us here at the Juicy Blog Council and let us know. I know this place is the best non-animal charity site possible to get things done for animals so, have at it, Jackals. – RM
Does the LTC facility allow pets to visit? Seems to me my Uncle had that option.
Not great timing right now … actually, kinda bad timing now … but the name Lucy has a special place in my heart. No, not wife. No, not GF. It’s related to the Lighthouse Group I was fortunate enough to be allowed to be part of …
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LAO
They are adorable. I don’t live in LA and I have dog that isn’t cat friendly (frankly she’s a cartoon villain when she see a cat). But I just sent a link to my friend in LA, she may know someone.
if cost is a problem, I’d chip in for vet fees.
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CaseyL
Damn! I can’t adopt kittens at my age, but I will surely chip in for vet and travel expenses.
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Sure Lurkalot
Cute kitties, I hope there’s someone nearby to scoop them up. Not sure if they’re in Los Angeles or Louisiana though.
I passed it to my daughter in Los Angeles – maybe she knows someone. They already have two. But both them are shared amongst 3 girls. I’m not sure what happen when she moves out with her boyfriend. I know they probably want to take Louis (named after Louis Vitton – hey she’s 23!)
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cain
I got a bonded pair back in May – one of them is also named Cloe and Ziggy but we changed Cloe to Zoe and Ziggy. :) That’s in addition to my black velociraptors. (who are more sleepy sloths these days) the kittens have been teaching the velociraptors all kind of bad habits like walking around on top of tables looking for food. NOTHING IS SAFE!
The velociraptors have also started imitating the same cries as the kittens when it comes to food.. jeez.
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sab
How do you tell them apart?
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Maxim
@sab: It looks like Lucy’s fur is a little darker and she has a little more white on her face. There may be other differences that don’t show up in the photos.
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Almost Retired
I’m in Los Angeles. I posted something on Facebook and (God forgive me) Next Door. Maybe my neighbors will take a break from posting urban coyote sightings and “suspicious” people in the park to consider cat adoption. Happy to help with vet bills or cat-schlepping if local transportation is needed. I am in the South Bay.
Many years in the South Bay. Most years in El Segundo (ESLL, so happy given I basically lived a pitching wedge to the Little League field).
Extra Credit if you remember Either Or bookstore (HUGE credit if you can remember the name of the Store Cat, late 80’s to early 90’s). Where I met Ron Kovic (I can share that since he definitely doesn’t hang out in Either Or any longer).
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ruemara
@cain: Sscat spray sensors will clear that up in a positive aversion fashion, right quick.
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eclare
Oh so cute! Happy to help with transport, just send up the signal.
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Almost Retired
@Dangerman: I don’t remember the name of the cats, but I hung out all the time at Either/Or in the old grungier Hermosa days. As did Bukowski and Pynchon and Leonard Wibberly. We lived down the street in the 80’s, and my girlfriend (now wife) was moonlighting at the Lighthouse to supplement her teacher’s salary. Still live in the area, and wouldn’t live anywhere else.
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catclub
I recognize those giant ears to be grown into.
We always thought our Zoe was receiving signals from distant stars.
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Sis
How adorable they are!
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Dangerman
Does the LTC facility allow pets to visit? Seems to me my Uncle had that option.
Not great timing right now … actually, kinda bad timing now … but the name Lucy has a special place in my heart. No, not wife. No, not GF. It’s related to the Lighthouse Group I was fortunate enough to be allowed to be part of …
LAO
They are adorable. I don’t live in LA and I have dog that isn’t cat friendly (frankly she’s a cartoon villain when she see a cat). But I just sent a link to my friend in LA, she may know someone.
if cost is a problem, I’d chip in for vet fees.
CaseyL
Damn! I can’t adopt kittens at my age, but I will surely chip in for vet and travel expenses.
Sure Lurkalot
Cute kitties, I hope there’s someone nearby to scoop them up. Not sure if they’re in Los Angeles or Louisiana though.
Maxim
@Sure Lurkalot: They’re in Los Angeles.
Elizabelle
They are beautiful girls. Good luck.
Nice to see you, ruemara.
cain
I passed it to my daughter in Los Angeles – maybe she knows someone. They already have two. But both them are shared amongst 3 girls. I’m not sure what happen when she moves out with her boyfriend. I know they probably want to take Louis (named after Louis Vitton – hey she’s 23!)
cain
I got a bonded pair back in May – one of them is also named Cloe and Ziggy but we changed Cloe to Zoe and Ziggy. :) That’s in addition to my black velociraptors. (who are more sleepy sloths these days) the kittens have been teaching the velociraptors all kind of bad habits like walking around on top of tables looking for food. NOTHING IS SAFE!
The velociraptors have also started imitating the same cries as the kittens when it comes to food.. jeez.
sab
How do you tell them apart?
Maxim
@sab: It looks like Lucy’s fur is a little darker and she has a little more white on her face. There may be other differences that don’t show up in the photos.
Almost Retired
I’m in Los Angeles. I posted something on Facebook and (God forgive me) Next Door. Maybe my neighbors will take a break from posting urban coyote sightings and “suspicious” people in the park to consider cat adoption. Happy to help with vet bills or cat-schlepping if local transportation is needed. I am in the South Bay.
WaterGirl
@Almost Retired: Thanks for the laugh!
Dangerman
Many years in the South Bay. Most years in El Segundo (ESLL, so happy given I basically lived a pitching wedge to the Little League field).
Extra Credit if you remember Either Or bookstore (HUGE credit if you can remember the name of the Store Cat, late 80’s to early 90’s). Where I met Ron Kovic (I can share that since he definitely doesn’t hang out in Either Or any longer).
ruemara
@cain: Sscat spray sensors will clear that up in a positive aversion fashion, right quick.
eclare
Oh so cute! Happy to help with transport, just send up the signal.
Almost Retired
@Dangerman: I don’t remember the name of the cats, but I hung out all the time at Either/Or in the old grungier Hermosa days. As did Bukowski and Pynchon and Leonard Wibberly. We lived down the street in the 80’s, and my girlfriend (now wife) was moonlighting at the Lighthouse to supplement her teacher’s salary. Still live in the area, and wouldn’t live anywhere else.
catclub
I recognize those giant ears to be grown into.
We always thought our Zoe was receiving signals from distant stars.
Sis
How adorable they are!