It is always inspiring to see cat lovers with full schedules find time to help kitties in need who arent’ their own. Caroline is a person who falls on this list. When she is not attending college full-time, or at home hanging out with her three kitties, she can be found volunteering at Williamson County Animal Center. Caroline tends to the homeless cats and kittens at the shelter. Be it assisting with adoptions, cleaning cages, socializing with both adult cats and kittens, Caroline has a huge heart for felines and it is evident in both her words and actions. When the opportunity arose for me to photograph Caroline at home with her own kitties I was thrilled. It’s always a pleasure to see a cat lover behind the scenes with their own fur babies!
Caroline’s family has three kitties all of whom were found via Petfinder. Reagan, a black and gray tabby, was adopted from Williamson County Animal Center two years ago. He was roughly one year old when adopted and was originally named Chester. Upon first meeting, Reagan ran right up to Caroline. It was love at first sight! Prior to adopting Reagan the entire family visited him at the shelter. Of all the cats, Dad was most drawn to Reagan so the family adopted him. Now three years old, Reagan is a wonderful companion and acts much like a dog at times.
A month or two after adopting Reagan, Caroline and her mom decided he needed a buddy and adopted two, adorable, orange tabby brothers. Though not adopted from WCAC, the boys were adopted from a foster who was involved with another rescue. Born in October, Caroline’s family chose to name the boys Jack (short for Jack-o-lantern) and Casper (after Casper the Friendly Ghost). The two ginger boys and are now two years old and couldn’t be happier!
All three kitties are handsome, chatty, and loving cats whom bond with Caroline’s parents and sister, but are especially bonded to Caroline. The three follow her around the house, talk to her, and sleep with her at night. The boys are a source of comfort on down days, especially Reagan who won’t leave her side until she feel better. When asked about having three cats, Caroline says “I am happy we adopted the boys. They are sweet, loving, rambunctious kitties and I love them!”
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