Our Companions


Our Companions Animal Rescue is a Connecticut based organization that promises to always do the right thing for animals, regardless of the challenge or cost.

Thursday, July 3, 2014

Hi Everybody,

I’m sure many of you remember when Suzy joined us here at the sanctuary 2 months ago. Her owner had passed away and she was left to fend for herself outside for a while. After being on her own, she was caught by good Samaritans and brought to a vet for care before landing here at the sanctuary. This chain of events completely traumatized poor Suzy and needless to say she was NOT a happy camper upon her arrival. At first, only staff members could interact with and feed her because of her explosive  personality. I remember feeling heartbroken and terrified at the same time each time I went in to feed or try to talk to her. She was so aggressive and so angry and I couldn’t blame her after her ordeal. We all hoped that she would soon realize that she is very much safe and loved here by all of us!



Well after about 2 weeks she started to mellow and now, 2 months later, although she can still have a bout of crankiness, Miss Suzy is doing wonderful and is truly enjoying her sanctuary space. She is friendly, calm and so sweet. A completely different cat than the one she was back in April! She spends her time in her very own room on her fluffy couch. But most times you will find her enjoying her beautiful outdoor catio space.



To me, this is what the sanctuary is all about. A place of peace and tranquility where cats who have experienced trauma, illness and loss can come and be rehabilitated so that they can move on to their forever homes. They learn that that they are safe, secure and loved. We couldn’t make this happen without you! We are so fortunate to have an amazing group of volunteers and we thank you for giving our cats the love and affection that they need. Here are a few pictures of Miss Suzy Sunshine enjoying her day. And I hope you have a great one as well.

Regards,
Christine, Animal Caregiver at The Ashford Sanctuary


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