My grand niece is transitioning to a new home and in the interim, her cats were with a friend since the spring. I received a text this week that they were reunited. There is nothing more special than going home and Christmas is a special time to do that!
We’re home mama! Get out the ‘niptinis!

Karen! I want a twist of sardine in my ‘niptini! (Yes, my grand niece is named Karen! That notorious cat owner on Facebook who gets mocked by her cats!)
Pet reunifications are so wonderful! Lots of holiday cheer in this story, Kate. ๐
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Definitely Hallmark worthy!
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There’s a rescue group I support and they quit fighting the idea of a “home for the holidays.” Instead they “break out” and foster at least one litter of mama cats/ dogs and their newborns from shelter every Christmas Eve because, they say, they can’t stand the idea that there is no room at the inn on that night in particular.
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One of our local shelters (the only one who will take every animal that comes in the door) recently hooked up with Best Friends. At this point they are not a no-kill shelter but are moving that way. The management changed and they are partnering with the small local rescue groups. The old management was stodgy. This year they did the “home for the holidays” concept. From a human point, it’s a great way to test run an adoption. From the animal’s point, I don’t know if it’s helpful to have a fun couple days then be taken back to the shelter. In the past 10 years they moved from all cats in cages to some very large cat rooms with towers and perches. Mollie and Morgan came from there and so did some of my pets from long ago. I’m not allowed to go there because I ALWAYS come home with an animal. These two cats featured today were rescued by my grand niece when she worked at an amusement park. They had (probably still have) a feral colony. She homed a lot of the kittens born there.
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Your niece is awesome.
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Yes and so are her siblings. They all have cats, most multiples. The cat gene is alive and well in that side of the family!
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Home sweet home – that’s a great close-up in the last picture.
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It is a great picture. Typical cat!
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Yay for getting to go home! They are real cuties ๐
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I don’t think I ever met a cat I didn’t like. Even the ones that don’t let me come close.
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Same here!
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Just like the Peaches and Herb tune…reunited and it feels so good. We hope you had a wonderful holiday.
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We did! Quiet and peaceful. We like that. So far no sick cats.
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Always good news when you can celebrate a holiday at home and NOT at the vet ER.
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Yes! Last year was terrible. Hazel was ill around the holidays and gone on NY eve. It takes the stuffings out of you. I remember coming home and taking all the decorations down. Our home was no longer celebrating.
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Home for the holidays!
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A good title for a movie or song! ๐
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Awww, it’s wonderful they are all together again! So happy for themโฅ
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They are very sweet cats!
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Wonderful Christmas for your grandniece and the cats!
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It is! New house and back together with her cats! What could be better than that?
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You scared me! I read your title and thought one of your cats died!!! So glad that wasn’t the case.
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Shush! There is still another holiday and my cats are notorious for getting sick on holidays!
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I didn’t say a word!
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Yay! Home!!!!
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Nothing better!
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Cute kitties and I love that they are reunited with your grand niece – “home sweet home” !
Hugs, Pam
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My niece and her adult kids all have multiple pets, mostly cats. It’s in the gene pool.
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