Tommy, born to a feral mother, was dumped in the woods two winters ago.  Somehow, he survived the cold, fought off predators and managed to forage for food.  Eventually, Tommy made his way to the home of his rescuer.  She fed him, talked to him, played with him and patiently gained enough trust to be able to catch him.

She then asked Home Again to foster him, and he blossomed.  He was confident in this new foster home.  Tommy received a thorough vet checkup, vaccinations and was neutered.

Gradually the limp caused by broken toes and other injuries improved.  On April 1st, 2023, Joshua and Bailey adopted Tommy.

“We love him so much,” says Bailey, “He favours Josh.  We give him lots of attention.  He is very playful, especially with a feather wand.”

Tommy’s days are now filled with chin scratches and purrs, thanks to people who really care.  And that is a purrfect tale!