In a small community in Canada’s Exploits Valley, a young boy named Easton was recently given a special opportunity: he could choose any animal he wanted from a local shelter to bring home. Faced with the decision between a playful puppy and a cat, Easton’s choice and the heartwarming outcome have captured the hearts of many online.
Easton visited the Exploits Valley SPCA with the goal of finding a new pet. After carefully considering his options, he didn’t choose the energetic puppy. Instead, he was drawn to a large, elderly orange cat. This particular cat, named Tiny, had recently been brought to the shelter along with his sibling, Trinity, due to circumstances that forced their owner to give them up.
The shelter, Exploits Valley SPCA, had taken to Facebook to find loving homes for the two cats. However, they knew it might be a challenge. Tiny, who was both older and noticeably overweight, wasn’t the type of pet that many people would immediately consider adopting. The shelter’s post described him humorously: “Tiny isn’t a picky eater, but is ‘weight challenged’ and has a big round belly that he loves to have rubbed.”
Though Tiny and Trinity were not closely bonded, and could be adopted separately, there was a lingering question of when they would find their forever homes. But when Easton walked into the shelter, the decision was easy. The moment he saw Tiny, the connection was undeniable. Easton knew that this big, orange senior cat was meant to be his new companion.
As Easton, his mom, and Tiny made their way home, Tiny was let out of his cage in the car. He immediately showed his affection, curling up with his new owner. It was clear that Tiny was incredibly grateful and relieved to have found a new family. Despite the shelter’s description of Tiny as ‘shy,’ it didn’t take long for him and Easton to form a close bond, as if they had known each other for years. Tiny’s large size was matched only by the size of his heart; he proved to be nothing short of a gentle, loving teddy bear.
The National Park Service has a plan to potentially euthanize up to 170 feral cats under the guise of nuisance control. Demand a policy that protects these cats!
This story is a touching reminder of the joy and love that rescue pets can bring into our lives. We can only hope that every cat, like Tiny, finds a caring and loving home. For those interested, Tiny’s sister Trinity is still looking for her forever family and can be adopted through the Exploits Valley SPCA.
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In a small community in Canada’s Exploits Valley, a young boy named Easton was recently given a special opportunity: he could choose any animal he wanted from a local shelter to bring home. Faced with the decision between a playful puppy and a cat, Easton’s choice and the heartwarming outcome have captured the hearts of many online.
Easton visited the Exploits Valley SPCA with the goal of finding a new pet. After carefully considering his options, he didn’t choose the energetic puppy. Instead, he was drawn to a large, elderly orange cat. This particular cat, named Tiny, had recently been brought to the shelter along with his sibling, Trinity, due to circumstances that forced their owner to give them up.
The shelter, Exploits Valley SPCA, had taken to Facebook to find loving homes for the two cats. However, they knew it might be a challenge. Tiny, who was both older and noticeably overweight, wasn’t the type of pet that many people would immediately consider adopting. The shelter’s post described him humorously: “Tiny isn’t a picky eater, but is ‘weight challenged’ and has a big round belly that he loves to have rubbed.”
Though Tiny and Trinity were not closely bonded, and could be adopted separately, there was a lingering question of when they would find their forever homes. But when Easton walked into the shelter, the decision was easy. The moment he saw Tiny, the connection was undeniable. Easton knew that this big, orange senior cat was meant to be his new companion.
As Easton, his mom, and Tiny made their way home, Tiny was let out of his cage in the car. He immediately showed his affection, curling up with his new owner. It was clear that Tiny was incredibly grateful and relieved to have found a new family. Despite the shelter’s description of Tiny as ‘shy,’ it didn’t take long for him and Easton to form a close bond, as if they had known each other for years. Tiny’s large size was matched only by the size of his heart; he proved to be nothing short of a gentle, loving teddy bear.
The National Park Service has a plan to potentially euthanize up to 170 feral cats under the guise of nuisance control. Demand a policy that protects these cats!
This story is a touching reminder of the joy and love that rescue pets can bring into our lives. We can only hope that every cat, like Tiny, finds a caring and loving home. For those interested, Tiny’s sister Trinity is still looking for her forever family and can be adopted through the Exploits Valley SPCA.