
Atlanta Animal Rescue Friends calls Lucy its current cat matriarch
Lucy is patient with the babies, including Everest, and a loving sister to Ricky, and meetings are set through email or the group's contact form.
Atlanta Animal Rescue Friends describes Lucy as kind of the AARF matriarch. The babies, especially Everest, love to play around and try to capture her attention.
The group says Lucy is sweet, patient with the babies and a loving sister to Ricky. People can email AARF or use the contact form on its website to schedule a meeting.
From Atlanta Animal Rescue Friends· Instagram · Oct 18
Open the post“Beautiful Lucy (https://www.aarfatlanta.org/the7_team/lucy/) is kind of the AARF matriarch, right now. The babies, especially Everest, looove to play around and try to capture her attention. She's sweet, patient with the babies, majestic, wonderful, and a loving sister to Ricky. She's truly a special kitty. Email AARF, or fill out the contact form on our website (https://www.aarfatlanta.org/contact-us/), to schedule a meeting. You won't regret it 🥰 #CatAdoption #AdoptableCats #atlantacatadoption #CatsofAtlanta #adoptacat #RescuePets #atlantacats #atlantacatrescue #catrescue #blackcat #blackcats #CatsofInstagram #AtlantaPets #AtlantaAnimalRescue #atlantapetrescue #atlantacatadoption #stonemountainvillage #cats #catlover #adoptdontshop”
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