Success Stories

"Jack"

Attached is a picture of "Jack".  I was checking the web site and saw our
announcement for his adoption and thought you might want to add his picture.
As you can see he is just as cute as can be!  We just love him.  He is now
very comfortable in our home and we love having him around.  My daughter
Maren said last night, "I just love him, I wish I could carry him around
with me all day."  Thank you for the opportunity!  

The Dorvals

"Flat Black Foxy Moxie"  (Ebony) 

When we first adopted "Ebony", we knew that we wanted to change her name. At a few failed attempts, we came up with "Flat Black Foxy Moxie" or "Moxie" for short. We had our doubts at first about her because she was so skittish around us. She managed to get a door open to our bathroom we are remodeling and hid in the floor boards for two days. However, she finally came around and we couldn't ask for a better cat. She's sweet, affectionate, well-behaved and a mentor our younger adopted cat, Hank. Her crooked tail, partially missing bottom lip, very peculiar meow and extending belly (she loves to eat) are just part of her charm. Her favorite activities are warming herself by our wood burning stove or watching her fish in our fish tank.

Joni and Aaron

"Razzy"

  I just wanted to update you on Razzy.  She is a wonderful little dog!  I got her for my mother-in-law Doris, who absolutely adores her.  Razzy has become one of the family.  When Grandma Doris is gone,  Razzy runs to the neighbors and stays with them.  She has two buddies to play with.  Sheba our St. Bernard and Sally our Australian Shepard, also our cat.  They have all become fast friends (the cat may take awhile). I just wanted to say thank you, Razzy has brought many smiles to our family.  We will recommend you to anyone looking for a pet. 

Denise F., daughter-in-law of Doris F., Bowman,  ND

"Macy"  (Candy)

Dear Pet Project,

I can't even begin to tell you how great it is to have Macy back home, she hasn't changed a bit.  I thought Macy would be scared at first, but she remembered everything about home.  I have an 80 lb. black lab named Sadie and Macy just loves to pick on her, that tail is just too much fun I guess.  Macy used to sit and lick Sadie's face and still does.  When Sadie gets a treat, I used to shake a jug so Macy would come for a treat also.  The first night we had Macy back, she came right to the closet when Sadie got her treat.  Pet Project took great care of her and I thank you for that!

Sincerely, Karen Landro

Candy (Macy) was rescued last fall and reunited with Karen this spring!

 "Taz"

   I just wanted to   give you  an update!!!  I adopted a Siamese   cat from you guys in  May of 2004. His
name is Taz.  He has been the light of my life since!!!  I absolutely adore him & he has been such a wonderful cat.  He's so loving & is happy to see me when I come in the door!!  He loves curling up & sleeping with/ me at night too!  He's got quite the motor! His purr puts you to sleep it's so calming!  We are going to be moving  into our own home at the end of the month & I am so excited-I think he will just love the extra room to roam!  He loves when I take him with me to my parents house-he play in play n the bay window for hours!!   Anyway, I just wanted to tell you that  he is a great cat & I am so glad he is mine!

  Thank you!!
~Adopted by Heather Zimmerman, Bismarck ~


 


"Kamree"

  Kamree was found living under the deck of the Iron Horse Saloon in Medora. Haley, the young girl who found Kamree contacted Pet Project because she knew this young cat would be placed in the best of homes. While in foster care Kamree had four kittens; Jade, Justus, Jaksun, and Jaspur, who were all placed into loving homes.

~Adopted by Sandy and Tim Gerou in Brainerd, MN~

  Tango, the basset, was adopted from Pet Project. She and our other basset have become best friends and they have a wonderful time together. They some times try our patience, but that is life with a basset!

"Simon"

Last march I adopted Junior (renamed Simon as was easier to remember *lol*). Simon has made himself quite at home and fits right in with the other two cats I had previous to him joining the family. We are still working on some of his bad habits (apparently fed table scraps at one time). As you can see with the pictures, he makes himself right at home anywhere and everywhere - he chooses the place to sleep and we work around him (had to wait 3 hours to finish laundry one day - he wouldn't leave the dryer without a fight)

~Adopted by Nolan Overton - Dickinson~

"Cuddles"

 

We adopted Cuddles this past spring, and she instantly became one of the family. Cuddles is full of so much love and has such a great personality, we don't know how we ever got along without her sneezing in our faces, making quail noises when she wants some attention, or constantly sitting on our heels whenever we are doing anything. Cuddles loves her kitty siblings (2 girls and 1 boy cat) and even finds time to play with them once in a while. We are very grateful to have Cuddles in our lives and extend our deepest appreciation to all those who were involved in nursing her back to health and allowing her to enter our lives!

~Adopted by Eric & Terry Halverson, Dickinson~

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