Should we REALLY be tagging some animals as unadoptable?

I guess everyones definition is different but I want you to meet Bi-Polar who I took in after a raid of an "animal rescue" owner left all the animals in danger and the owner no where to be found.  I was told by one of the volunteers who worked night and day to get this particular group to safety and she stated the "owner" wouldnt put him on the website because she has issues.  So Bi-Polar sat in "the shelter" and hung out.

Does this look like a cat that wouldn't be loved instantly?  Let me tell you that this cat is an amazing cat.  She is however Bi-Polar.  For example I did lots of loving on her yesterday and she loved every single second of it.    But then at 2:30 this morning I must have been snoring and she batted me with her paw (Shes declawed or that could have hurt).

But lets work harder as rescues and shelters to find the right homes and list these animals like Bi-Polar that CAN and WILL find the perfect home and will love her for all her quirks. 

She walked out of her kennel yesterday, greeted my pack of cats and dogs and headed straight for the favorite chair in the house......

So the moral of the story is that are AMAZING adopters just like most of us that would love to adopt a cat with special needs.  So lets find these sweet girl (with her own bi-polar attitude) a home!  She so deserves it like every other special needs cat or dog.

You can go to our website http://www.thebarkleyfoundation.net/ to read all about her and apply.