Bugsy's Family Album

Hi! My name is Bugsy Bugle Boy. I was 8 months old when Judy adopted me from Lollypop Farm. She was actually looking for a little girl to play with Emily, but I had been at Lollypop a very long time and had some minor health problems. Jeannine and Diane at Lollypop said I was an absolute doll and lover boy (which I am). Judy said "OK Bugsy, Let's Go Home". That was the best day of my life. Wow, I even inspired a website - and Judy now works for me.

Hello, I'm Emily. Judy adopted me when I was a kitten (Lollypop Farm, 1992). Bugsy and I are great friends; I am, however, what Dr. Pat Tolchin, of the Pittsford Animal Hospital, refers to as a Feminist Cat!!! Bugsy gets irritated by that - Tough Hairballs - Bugsy. He is always looking at other girl cats, threatening to stray! Doesn't he know that he is neutered???

Judy, by the way, lives in Webster, and Volunteers at the Humane Society of Wayne County's Cat Adoption Center - Webster PetSmart. She also networks and works with other local organizations, helping to promote adoptions and animal welfare.

Hi, my name is Smokey Melinda - the newest member of the family. I was adopted from the Ontario County Humane Society in early 1999. I first lived with Judy's Mom and now am part of Bugsy's Family! PS: Boy, is Emily ever Jealous of me!

In Loving Memory of Higgins (Higgy) -
Sadly, Higgy passed away recently (August '98) at the age of 16. I will miss Higgy a great deal and owe her an eternal depth of gratitude. Higgy came into my life during a very difficult time. Even though Higgins was a total curmudgeon, she provided me with unconditional love giving me the courage to seek out a Pet-Friendly Apartment, and subsequently my own home. Higgy welcomed Liza, Emily, and Bugsy with little fuss and ruled them as was her right. We won't forget you Higgy. Love, Judy, Emily, Bugsy