▲ 129 r/chicago
This little girl was found underneath someone’s porch this winter and since, she has been waiting for a home. Obviously, she didn’t do well in the shelter- everything was too scary. But when we brought her home to foster, this little girl melted our hearts. She is so fantastic. Minnie is quiet, her meows are soft and sweet. You’ll hear her most as you bring her meal to her feet, then she showers you with quiet songs.
It’s clear she had a rough past, flinching at quick hand movements and loud noises. But with some treats and convincing she comes around. Willamina desperately wants to be loved. Despite her fears, she tries her best to come out and be seen. She is also a very well mannered kitty, not causing trouble at all.
At night, she loves to play by herself. This little girl rolls and loves to bunny kick her toys!! She is also a major food lover. Her favorite food we have tried is fancy feast gravy filled pates. Churu are an obvious first choice in treats, but really- she isn’t picky at all!
Willamina is just looking for someone to love her and give her time and a sense of safety. She does well with other cats, loving on our resident boy even when he can be a butt to her. She would love a home with an older motherly kitty! But, that is not a deal breaker for her.
If you think she is right for you, she will be available to visit later this week at Anti-cruelty society and is available for adoption now! Check her out on the anti-cruelty website under available animals and “foster”!
I love this little kitty. She deserves a great home with humans who love her 🩷
u/lillynottheflour — 1 month ago
▲ 58 r/college
I’m in shock. I can’t stop thinking about how I’ll never see another one of their paintings again. They were so young, why? Though we weren’t close, we had spoken before and share mutual friends. I just can’t believe I’ll never see their face again.
Sorry about this sad post. I needed to let it out into a void somewhere. I hope their close friends and family will remember them in some way they would have liked. Their grief must be unimaginably painful.
u/lillynottheflour — 1 month ago