What I’d like to do right about now is give Grady‘s oncologist a big hug. Yes, the news is that hopeful. On second thought, I think I’ll hug Grady himself instead. Based on this morning’s oncology consult, we may be able to look forward to years of hugging Grady!
That’s been just about every volunteer’s reaction to looking at our Community Room board this week.
I am delighted to report that our snuggle-bunny Grady is home at Tabby’s Place, and made it through his surgery with flying colors – or, better yet, flying tabby stripes.
That jolly old song may not have been written for March, but I’ve been singing it ever since a certain white kitten arrived at Tabby’s Place…and, as of this past weekend, he’s got a forever family singing his praises, too.
No, I’m not posting about granola. “Crunchy” just so happens to have been the Tabby’s Place nickname for a rather darling cat, Esmeralda. Our vet bestowed the nickname on this fluffy girl upon seeing her crumpled-over ears. (An Executive Director who shall not be named, whose name rhymes with Zonathan, unsuccessfully lobbied to keep “Crunchy” […]
“The Gra-dy bunch, the Grady bunch…” So Jonathan came singing – gleefully - into the Community Room. Knowing that we’ve been waiting for results from Grady‘s weekend CT scan – and knowing that nothing makes Jonathan merrier than good news for a cat - I spun around immediately. “Is there news about Grady??” Dear friends, you bet […]
Breaking news: Nuttin is devastatingly handsome. Or at least he no longer holds the title of “ugliest cat in the world.”
Oh, Grady. He’s made us love him since he first arrived, all the way from Virginia. And loving him is what we’ll be doing, with all we’ve got, for as long as we have him with us.
This is just a quick post to ask you to please keep a good thought for our Grady this week. We sent Grady for chest x-rays on Friday, after several staff and volunteers noticed him coughing.