So, on Friday, July 1, I interviewed Activities Director Jen Wood and the three residents who have special relationships with the cats — Morris, Orlando King and Polly Davis.
The first cat to come to the home was Shadow, who belonged to a former resident. He has since bonded himself to King.
Miss Kitty is closest to Morris and Chrissy belongs to Davis.
For the scoop, check out the July 6 edition of the MVNO. In the meantime, enjoy these photos that didn’t make it into the paper.
Shadow walks through the halls of the Maine Veterans Home in Machias. For some reason, this is one of my favorite photos from this shoot.Maine Veterans Home resident Orlando King joins is friend Shadow as he makes his daily rounds.Shadow sits in one of the halls of the Maine Veterans Home.This close-up of Shadow was taken while he was lying on Orlando King’s bed.Shadow relaxes on a chair in one of the common areas.Orlando King pets Shadow in his room at the Maine Veterans Home in Machias, Maine.Miss Kitty is a bit more shy than Shadow. She has bonded most closely with veterans home resident Robert Morris.Activities Director Jen Wood greets Miss Kitty at the Maine Veterans Home in Machias.Chrissy loves her human, Polly Davis. Unlike the other cats at the Maine Veterans Home, Chrissy actually belongs to Davis’ and stays in her room.Chrissy gives her attention to the photographer.The display outside Polly Davis’ room shows how much she loves her cat.
I love this story about our MVH cats! Thank you Johanna for capturing the beauty of the relationship between our cats and the residents. It was a pleasure!
I love this story about our MVH cats! Thank you Johanna for capturing the beauty of the relationship between our cats and the residents. It was a pleasure!
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Love the kitties at MVH … My dad lives there and he loves them too! Great story.
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