When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 6/27/26
Pet’s AARF Name: Currywurst
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Bruce
How is your adopted pet doing? Bruce is doing amazing. He and his brother Chaser are best friends! He loves to be held and cuddle and has the loudest purr!
When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 6-26-2026
Pet’s AARF Name: Raven
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Nyx
How is your adopted pet doing? Nyx is the sweetest, most energetic little bundle of joy! He fit right into our family from the moment we brought him home. The day we adopted him, he spotted our other cat’s toys as soon as we walked in the door and immediately started playing, as if he’d lived here forever.
He gives the best cuddles, has the loudest, happiest purr, and brings so much love and laughter into our home. One of our favorite things is watching him proudly carry toys around in his mouth that are bigger than he is. He absolutely adores his big sister kitty, Boo and wants to play with her 24/7.
We couldn’t be more grateful that this little guy is now part of our family. Thank you for bringing Nyx into our lives!
When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 6/27/26
Pet’s AARF Name: Frankfurter
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Oliver
How is your adopted pet doing? Oliver (previously Frankfurter) has been a wonderful addition to our family. He has such a spunky, loving, and playful personality that we adore! He has become fast friends with his sister (Binx), and they do everything together! They can be found playing with one another, eating together, people watching together and sleeping together! We’ve enjoyed seeing his personality blossom and are so happy to have him as a member of our family 🙂
When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: June 21, 2026
Pet’s AARF Name: Libby and Trixie
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Sometimes I call Trixie Trickster; she is such a character.
How is your adopted pet doing? It has just been a month but everyone is setting into a routine. The girls know where to sleep at night and when they are ready they go to their beds. I close the gate behind them and they sleep quietly all night until the hear Joey wake up and starts his shaking routine. We all go out and potty and then everyone is ready to eat. Libby and Joey are separated from Peppa and Trixie because they would eat the other two dogs food also
Next, we go out for a walk. The girls know to come to me to put on their halters and lease. It took Trixie a month to cooperate. Usually she would roll on her back or go hide. They are very playful girls and Joey attempts to get involved in their playing. They have adapted very well. It was very important that both girls came to the same home. They are very bonded. Last night Libby fell asleep in the living room and Trixie went to bed. Every few minutes Trixie came out to look for Libby. I finally told Libby it was time for bed so Trixie would settle down
When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 6/5/26
Pet’s AARF Name: Kristi
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Lucy
How is your adopted pet doing? Lucy has adapted very well. She’s full of energy and has her sister Kayla/Daisy to play with.
When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 6/5/26
Pet’s AARF Name: Kayla
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Daisy
How is your adopted pet doing? Daisy has adapted very well. I also adopted her sister and they are very well adjusted. I have a Boston terrier that they get along very well with. They are about as playful as they can be.
When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 6/13/2026
Pet’s AARF Name: Amber
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Amber
How is your adopted pet doing? Amber has been a princess. She sassy and very energetic attitude we just love. Her favorite thing is when she wants love she gets it one way or another. We be walking up the steps and she just falls at our feet with meows lol. I’m glad to have her and her brother on our lives. If it’s was for AARF hard work and dedication to make sure they where potty trained and shot updated it would probably be a bumpy road. If you are ever looking for a pet contact AARF because they have been the best. We love them endlessly ❤️
When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 06/13/2026
Pet’s AARF Name: Bean
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Bean
How is your adopted pet doing? Bean has been wonderful. He is very loving, energetic and jokester. We have so long conversation and bunch of kitten kisses. He such a cuddle bug. He has been a great addition to our family and his sister. It was so easy to already have them potty trained and shots updated. I thank AARF for all the hard work they have done and will recommend if you want a pet contact them. We love our cats endlessly ❤️
When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 06-05-2026
Pet’s AARF Name: Bo
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Bo
How is your adopted pet doing? He is thriving and living his best life.
When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 6/6/26
Pet’s AARF Name: Maple
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Pepper
How is your adopted pet doing? Pepper is doing fantabulous!! she is spunky, rambunctious, loving, silly, she snuggles with the other cats, she plays with the other cats, she’s taking over the house. The shy kitten that we brought home is no longer the shy little kitten that we brought home! She’s very curious she likes to get into things she likes to curl up at your feet. She’s not much of being held, but she will love you from a distance. We’re working on that. That’s just her personality. She loves to climb the purchase, she loves scratching the scratchy posts, her favorite spot is sleeping in the human bed and attacking your feet. She’s hardly ever settled. She’s always running around being crazy being silly all the animals love her. They’re all acclimated together. There’s no fighting. She’s exactly what we needed to complete our little family! We love her so much she is just absolutely amazing!