Fortunate Felines Rescue

*** FOREVER HOME ALERT ***

We're so happy to announce... our lil sweetheart Marney didn't have to search far! She was hanging out at Ren's Pets Dieppe, stealing hearts. But she stole a very special heart and is beginning the next chapter of her Happily Ever After story. CONGRATULATIONS, Marney and family!! We couldn't be happier for you. Enjoy your Happily Ever After sweetheart❤️

Remembrance Day is the National Day of memorial to remember and honour all service men and women who fought in the First World War, following/recent wars and the ongoing plight of veterans.
On the eleventh day of the eleventh month at 11am, the nation stops for one minute of silence to commemorate when the armistice was signed between the Allies and Germany that brought the end of WW1.
Wearing a poppy on this day has become a popular tribute tradition that was originally inspired by the fields of poppies that grew where many of the battles were fought.
Did you know? Many animals, great and small, also lost their lives and continue to lose their lives in the Frontlines. They also continue to play a vital and significant role supporting and helping returning soldiers as, Therapy Animals. In honor of these animals, the Purple Poppy or "Animal Poppy" pays tribute to these heroes.
The red poppy is the most famous symbol used to commemorate those who sacrificed their lives in World War One and the wars that followed.
The purple poppy also known as the “Animal poppy” is a memorial tribute remembering the service and sacrifices of all animals, great and small, that subsequently lost their lives in service; as well as honouring and recognising animals within the armed forces who bravely serve and work the frontline today.
Animals still continue to play a vital and significant role supporting and helping returning soldiers.

Our final lil sweethearts Marney & Lincoln are growing.. how precious are they?! ❤️