/r/BeforeNAfterAdoption
A welcoming place to share before and after photos of pet adoption.
Welcome to r/BeforeNAfterAdoption! This is a place to share the amazing difference a loving family can make on an abandoned or mistreated animal.
Please be sure that you have the time and resources to properly care for a pet before adopting, and always spay or neuter your pet!
/r/BeforeNAfterAdoption
When Ajax first came home, he was so scared that we had to feed him under the furniture he hid under in his designated “getting used to the house” room. Now, he’s a super cuddly, sweet, friendly little cat. He’s still afraid of strangers and likely always will be, but he’s come so far. It took about six weeks to fully socialize him, though he made massive strides within two weeks. The key is honestly patience and not rushing things. We got him last June and can’t imagine life without him!
Meet Luna, my moonlit companion 🌙❤️. Our story began in a twist of fate, as her previous owner had to make the tough decision to rehome her due to a new, cat-allergic partner. Ironically, my name means 'moon friend,' which seemed like destiny calling us together. Luna's journey hasn't been without its shadows, carrying trauma from her past that makes her wary of strangers. Yet, in my presence, she transforms into the most affectionate soul, proving that even the most reserved hearts can learn to trust again.
I'll confess, I always thought of myself as a dog person — until Luna entered my life. Now, a year later, the thought of a day without her is unimaginable. She's taught me the unspoken language of patience, love, and the pure joy that comes from unexpected companionship. Luna, with her mysterious allure and selective affection, has reshaped my understanding of friendship and loyalty. She's not just a cat; she's a reminder that love comes in many forms, often when we least expect it. Swipe to see why I'm utterly enchanted by her every day. Soooo cuuuuuteee! ❤️❤️❤️❤️