Welcome Luna, Ace, Walter

I know it's a Lions game day, so I got the little lions in here for us today with Animal House. Let's take a look to see who's coming in. This is Walter. Is that the lion? No, but they're all little baby, You got to use your imagination. Okay. Walter's mom is a purebred Siamese. He's four and a half years old, adopted from a local litter. They got him to keep their 12 and a half year old German shepherd named Jamie. What a great name. Well, there you are. Jamie took to him right away. Walter steals the dog's toys, so everything's copacetic in that household. See, Jamie's good along with everybody. There you go. All right, coming up next. Let's see. Look at this little one. Oh, my God. I'm not even a cat person, but Ace is adorable. Ace is four weeks old. He was born an only child, which is called a singleton in the cat world. His birth weight was almost double that of a newborn kitty. He was just knocking them out of the way, which is common. They say in singleton litters. He loves playing with his human brother. He's curious about everything, and he's at his forever home in Pinkney. We need Ace to visit us at the station. We welcome Ace. Ace is like, I'm ready. Okay, one more. One more, now you might recognize the name of the owner. This is Luna. Hi, Luna. This is a graying-haired kitty, 10 years old. Loves being brushed, mostly sweet, but a little bit spicy. This comes to us from one of our directors, Melinda. Luna looks fabulous. Luna, for 10 years old, because that's a senior in cat years, go on there, Luna. We welcome all of you to our animal house, which, of course, is sponsored by Michigan Humane.