We changed Charlie’s name to Ozzy and shortened Tiger Lily to Lily. Ozzy adjusted very well from the beginning, he had no problems with our large dog who had no respect for personal space, a few months after adopting the two kitties we had to let our dog Sake go, (who we adopted from the Lexington Humane Society)  she had fought cancer for almost a year. Lily had a harder time adjusting, I think she was a little overwhelmed. We found out that Ozzy has a small heart murmur, but is otherwise healthy. 
Our family ended up moving to MI a few months ago to help my parents out because my father was diagnosed with cancer, with the move Ozzy and Lily gained an older kitty sister who is not too fond of them, but I think Ozzy is in love lol (he has to be near her wherever she goes). Our family is very grateful of these two, they both help every night when we tuck in our 4 year old twins for bed, and one of my favorite things about Lily is that she comes running to the kids and loves on them if they cry when they get hurt or are upset. They of course have their flaws, Ozzy loves to talk around 4am and Lily has an obsession with the toilet paper roll, but we love these crazy cats anyway.

Our boys are doing great. Kombi (Milo) and Westy (Raymond) are our pride and joy. Both boys are named after VW camper vans. We love them dearly and so does their sister Paisley. So thankful we were able to adopt them and make them part of our family. 

Our boys are doing great. Kombi (Milo) and Westy (Raymond) are our pride and joy. Both boys are named after VW camper vans. We love them dearly and so does their sister Paisley. So thankful we were able to adopt them and make them part of our family. 

He is doing very well. We took him in because he had a heart murmur and the last time we had him to the vet, they could no longer hear it. We think he had severe allergies that we have under control now with a special diet. Yay Matthias (that's his name now)