Stories like this happen only in movies – or do they? Easton, a young boy whose mom decided to add an adopted pet to the family, got to pick any animal he wanted from a shelter. It could have been a little puppy or a sweet kitten, cute and playful. But Easton didn’t settle on a baby animal – or even a young one. He chose Tiny – a 10-year-old ginger cat who had just lost his home.
At 10-years-old, the overweight cat from Exploits Valley SPCA in central Newfoundland Canada was certainly not at the top of the list of animals with the biggest chances of finding a new home. But the boy changed Tiny’s life forever in a second.
We certainly wish that other adopters would have such a loving and open mind as sweet Euston did! Unfortunately, senior pets typically have the hardest time finding forever homes and are some of the first to be put down due to overcrowding.
If you’re considering adopting a new best friend, why not think about adding a senior pet to your home? Check out this post for tips!
All image source: Exploits Valley SPCA
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GREAT KID TO SAVE A SENIOR CAT.