LongMow

LongMow came to a local spay and neuter clinic from a community member that trapped him and his litter mates at a nearby dumping ground. <br/>Because they were too small and not healthy enough a volunteer with the clinic took them until they were ready to be fixed at the next clinic. <br/>As much as they were loved and enjoyed the individual was not able to foster them as long as they had planned for, so VCS stepped in and took them on. <br/>Now that they are settled in, they are living their best life! Tons of energy where they LOVE to play together and with the other kitties in the house. The kitten energy seems to never end, but once they have fun and full bellies their next favorite thing to do is snuggle. As soon anyone starts to show them love they are happy as can be and turn into purr machines. <br/>So much fun and so loving! <br/>P.S.<br/>LongMow received his name from his fosters that couldn't help but notice his extremely long meow asking for attention and love!

LongMow came to a local spay and neuter clinic from a community member that trapped him and his litter mates at a nearby dumping ground.
Because they were too small and not healthy enough a volunteer with the clinic took them until they were ready to be fixed at the next clinic.
As much as they were loved and enjoyed the individual was not able to foster them as long as they had planned for, so VCS stepped in and took them on.
Now that they are settled in, they are living their best life! Tons of energy where they LOVE to play together and with the other kitties in the house. The kitten energy seems to never end, but once they have fun and full bellies their next favorite thing to do is snuggle. As soon anyone starts to show them love they are happy as can be and turn into purr machines.
So much fun and so loving!
P.S.
LongMow received his name from his fosters that couldn't help but notice his extremely long meow asking for attention and love!

LongMow came to a local spay and neuter clinic from a community member that trapped him and his litter mates at a nearby dumping ground.
Because they were too small and not healthy enough a volunteer with the clinic took them until they were ready to be fixed at the next clinic.
As much as they were loved and enjoyed the individual was not able to foster them as long as they had planned for, so VCS stepped in and took them on.
Now that they are settled in, they are living their best life! Tons of energy where they LOVE to play together and with the other kitties in the house. The kitten energy seems to never end, but once they have fun and full bellies their next favorite thing to do is snuggle. As soon anyone starts to show them love they are happy as can be and turn into purr machines.
So much fun and so loving!
P.S.
LongMow received his name from his fosters that couldn't help but notice his extremely long meow asking for attention and love!