lady Marmalade
Lady Marmalade was found one very cold day at a feeding station in the city of Harrisburg looking emaciated but spunky. We took her into Castaway Critters' foster program but knew the chances of her being adopted were slim based on the vet's assessment of her age (17 or 18 years old) and her medical condition (25% kidney function). She stayed in foster care until she died peacefully overnight 9/23/10. She was a loving little lap cat up until the end, and she's very much missed.

Leo
We lost Leo on February 11, 2010, to cancer. Leo was such a gentle soul and so laid back that you couldn't help but love him. Over the years he was in foster care, several young male foster cats he lived with absolutely adored him! As for Leo, he chose Chevy, another long-term foster cat, as his buddy. Wherever Chevy decided to nap, Leo was close by. He'll be sadly missed.

Lucy
I don't know what happened. One day I no longer had my home and ended up at the Lancaster Humane Society. I was there a couple of days when a family with four kids decided to give me a home. It was raining and thundering so bad that day and I was scared. I don't have much hair but I lost most of it coming home from shaking. My family took me in and calmed me down to the point I no longer was scared of noise. I was treated with kindness and respect for the rest of my life. I was told I was the best dog ever. Everyone who came over to our home always wanted to adopt me. I would lean on people so I could touch them and make them feel good. My Dad went to heaven before me and I missed him so much. When I left this world I knew he would be waiting for me at the rainbow bridge. I am not in pain anymore and I know you miss me but I too will be waiting to greet you one day. Lucy