Sponsor Animal Update: Rhett
Rhett: 1st Quarter 2006
Last time we updated you, Rhett had moved. What we didn’t tell you was that he and his family moved to a cottage by the beach! Rhett has really hit the jackpot as the cottage has many more windows than the old apartment did. His foster care mother tells us that he loves to look out the windows watching the seagulls go by for hours at a time! Unlike other cats who would find moving stressful, Rhett has seemed to take it all in stride from the beginning. He’s even more playful now with his feline brother and sisters than he was before. He’s been seen “lying in wait” behind the entertainment center and pounces on unsuspecting four legged friends as they pass by! Imagine? What a sight that must be! His foster care mother has to make sure that this playful tumbling doesn’t cause any serious scratches as his diabetes could cause Rhett to heal more slowly than a healthy cat, so feline body checks have become a regular thing! It makes us so happy to hear how well Rhett is doing, and we’re sure it makes you happy too!
More Updates on Rhett
- Rhett: 1st Quarter 2013
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- Rhett: 3rd Quarter 2012
- Rhett: 2nd Quarter 2012
- Rhett: 1st Quarter 2012
- Rhett: 4th Quarter 2011
- Rhett: 3rd Quarter 2011
- Rhett: 2nd Quarter 2011
- Rhett: 1st Quarter 2011
- Rhett: 4th Quarter 2010
- Rhett: 3rd Quarter 2010
- Rhett: 2nd Quarter 2010
- Rhett: 1st Quarter 2010
- Rhett: 4th Quarter 2009
- Rhett: 3rd Quarter 2009
- Rhett: 2nd Quarter 2009
- Rhett: 1st Quarter 2009
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