After months of longing, this deserving feline has finally found the love and family she yearned for, filling her heart with pure elation and satisfaction.

 adopted one of Queenie’s puppies a few months ago and was affected when she read the shelter’s advertisement in which she claimed to be the longest-living cat.

Allison wanted to give Luna, one of Queenie’s puppies, a chance after her cat died, so she adopted the mother without waiting.

“I read on the Exploits Valley SPCA’s Facebook page that Luna’s mother was her oldest resident who had not been adopted. “Knowing that Luna’s mother was alone and that all of her babies were gone, I determined that my heart couldn’t handle any more pain,” Allison said.

He returned to the shelter the same day he spotted the advertisement and adopted Queenie, who was even happier to be able to spend the

 remainder of her life in a genuine home with one of her young.

Although it was not an easy procedure, the gorgeous cat left the shelter after nearly half a year of waiting. Today, she spends her days resting in the arms of her new favorite person and exploring every inch of her new home.

The shelter announced the happy news in a newspaper.

“In a strange twist of destiny, Mama Queenie and one of her infants were adopted four months later. Thanks to Allison, our long-awaited female, Queenie, was adopted just in time for Christmas and spent the holidays with one of her puppies.

Juno, Queenie’s new name, enjoys her new life with Luna and Linkers, her canine companion. They are a trio of tenderness that infuse their adoptive mother’s life with love and pleasure.

Allison is overjoyed to have given a chance to such a lovely kitty that only wanted to be a part of a family.

“Queen Juno is doing a fantastic job of marrying us. “We’re really smitten with this lovely little woman,” Allison remarked.