Inspiring & heartwarming stories from Central Alberta's adopted pets.
Eeva's Adoption Story
On August 27th, we will be celebrating Delilah's Gotcha Day. I wanted to share an update much sooner, but it's hard to put this amount of love into words. She is now known as Eeva, a Finnish name meaning "life" or "breath". She really is my whole life. Dealing with some mental health issues, I can truly credit her with keeping me here, and safe. I was considering another name at first, but that one meant "graceful" and in that moment she was attacking and trying to shred my duvet so that wouldn't work. Haha
It might sound crazy to say she is the perfect cat, but she is everything I've ever looked forward to in owning a kitty of my own. We are a great match for each other.
Some of her favourite toys include:
- hair ties
- floss picks
- toy mice, and really nothing else from her toy basket
- her tunnel
Eeva hates salmon and likes to hold your hand. She is always complimented on how sweet she is by the vet.
Some of her favourite lounging spots include:
- the top of the fridge
- a half-finished crochet project that was to eventually be made into a basket
- the backside of my (her) gray backpack
- chairs, non-specific
Share Eeva's Story
Did you adopt from Central Alberta Humane Society?
We'd love to share your adoption story!
If you adopted a pet from us and have a #CAHSAdoptionStory of your own, please fill out the form below or you can email us with the subject line “Our Adoption Story.” 🐾
Submit Your Happy Tails Adoption Story!
More adoption stories to explore:
Cricket, Cooper, Stella
Odin
Octavia
Ellie
Becket & Tigs
Clyde
Sage
Cypress
Lümi
Let's stay social. #cahumane. Keep up to date with what's happening now.
Be A Part Of Something Bigger Than Yourself
All volunteer positions are important to us and especially to the animals. From events to everyday operations.
You Provide The Love, We Supply Everything Else
Fur Foster Parenting is one of the many rewarding volunteer opportunities at CA Humane.
Are You Interested In Adding A new Pet Into Your Family?
Central Alberta Humane Society proudly re-homes hundreds animals each year into caring forever homes. These are stories shared by some of their new families.
