Dogs, cats and other animals left at shelters have a hard time of it, waiting weeks, months or years before that special someone feels a strong enough connection to bring them home. But maybe one of the hardest parts is that they’re confined to small, impersonal cages that they can’t customize to make themselves stand out.
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But that’s where Jeff Wysaski comes in.
Earlier this year, Jeff– who “makes funny things for a living”– combined his love for cats and comedy in an effort to help find homes for some of the felines housed at the Sante D’Or Animal Shelter in Los Angeles.
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“I adopted a cat a few months ago, and it got me thinking about how I could help get more adopted,”he said.
So he stopped by the rescue and adoption center and “stealthily left”hilarious signs on the cats’ cages in the hopes of finding them homes, and so potential owners would know what they’re getting into upfront.
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For instance, Dinky likes taking naps but finds “baby talk”annoying and condescending.
“I am 36 in cat years. Please stop.â€
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Sylvia thinks jazz musicians have misappropriated the term “cat,”while Camille finds scatological humor distasteful (“Grow up.”).And if Delores could only get her claws on that warlock!
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“We did think they were funny,”the rescue organization said. “And we are still trying to track down the Warlock who turned Delores into a cat. But until we find him, or find her a forever home as a cat, she is welcome to live with us.â€
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Let’s hope these creative sign help these sassy cats get adopted!
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