How u doin? My name is Casanova. I speak Italian too just like my namesake (Buongiorno!) but I opened with the pick up line from Joey Tribani on 'Friends.' Did it work? Are you digging me?
My beginnings were humble. My mama was pregnant & alone. She wandered into someone's garage & gave birth to me & my siblings on August 5th. We are all litterbox trained & weaned & ready for homes now. We have not yet been spayed/neutered but we will be before we are placed into homes permanently.
My foster caregiver says this about me: He's named NOVA; short for Casanova because as soon as you hold him, you fall in love. He is the oldest of the litter & loves to be held. He has gorgeous markings & always poses. His cutest pose is when he sits on his back paws & wraps his tail around the front. He’s beautiful & boy does he know it! Also, all of these kittens are exposed to my Labrador Daisy & they are not aggressive although they do find her a little intimidating.
Contact Underdogs if you are interested in this heartthrob. His suggested adoption fee is $50 which will cover some of the cost of my vetting.
Underdogs2u@yahoo.com
Thanks for looking to rescue a kitty. We need all the help we can get!
Also, other rescuer folks asked me to tell you about this:
BENEFIT: Saturday, 11/08/2008, 7:00PM-10:30PM
The benefit will be held at the R. G. Cribbet Recreation Center at 5903 Hawthorne Avenue, next to the Fairfax Police Department off of Wooster Pike in Fairfax. Admission is $15.00 per person, which includes live entertainment, snacks, soft drinks, 2 beer tickets, hourly door prizes, dancing, and "split the pot".
There will be 3 bands performing: "Tuesday Night Jam" (Bluegrass featuring the mandolin player from the Gibson Brothers of Grand Ole Opry fame), "Midnight Louie" (rock and roll from the 50’s to 90’s, current pop tunes, standards, and more), and recording artist "Johnny Combs the Man in Black" (Johnny Cash tribute band with special guest "June Carol" singing the role of June Carter Cash).
All proceeds from this event will go to a no-kill shelter being run by R.O.C.K. (Rescue Our Cats and Kittens) and the care and feeding of orphaned and abused animals in the Madisonville area.
Despite the group’s title, dogs are also being helped by this group and many orphaned animals are being fed, spayed, neutered, housed or adopted-out, and given medical treatment.
