Planned PEThood cat Alcede joins a former shelter kitty's family
The 3-year-old, once found outside, now lives with Francine, senior kitty Lefty and two cat-friendly dogs in a repeat adopter's home.
Planned PEThood of Georgia says Alcede, a friendly 3-year-old cat who was once found outside, has been adopted by a repeat adopter.
He joins former Planned PEThood kitty Francine, along with senior kitty Lefty and two cat-friendly dogs.
From Planned PEThood of Georgia· Instagram · Oct 15
Open the post“From Outside to Right Where He Belongs! We LOVE a repeat adopter, and Alcede has officially hit the jackpot! 🥰 This handsome, friendly 3-year-old boy was once found outside, but those days are behind him now. Alcede has found his forever family AND he gets to join a familiar face: former Planned PEThood kitty Francine! 🐱 Francine is now joined by her new brother Alcede, along with senior kitty Lefty and two cat-friendly dogs. Talk about a full house of love! We couldn't be happier knowing this sweet boy will spend the rest of his life safe, cherished, and surrounded by family. ❤️”
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