Can You Dig It?

I don't have much time this morning - it takes me forever out there in the morning when the snow falls - I posted on Saturday what it was like out there, and then we had about 10 inches of snow fall that evening - all I can say was I did a lot of digging.  I had to shovel pathways for these poor kitties to get around.  I saw a few pop out of the shelters I have placed here and there for them, so that was a good thing to see, but they had a very hard time getting around in the snow.  Keep in mind, most spots I had to wade through were up to my knees, and I had to cut paths with my feet in some places that I just could not shovel through.  I call it shuffling.

Charlie Sr.

I rescued another kitty on Sunday morning.  Charlie Sr.  He is a beauty.  Kristin and Darrin delivered a shelter on Central late Saturday morning (below) - and Charlie was there.  I picked him up and he was literally shaking.  I could tell Kristin was disturbed by this.  She called me later that day and said her mother would foster Charlie if I could get him.  We met back there later that afternoon, but Charlie was not around.  I spotted him early Sunday morning, peeking out from the shelter, with snow knee high, and I grabbed him.  There was no struggle, he was a willing participant.  And what a lover he is.  He is up for adoption, anyone interested?  Don't forget about Abby!  She is a beautiful girl, just waiting for a home.  I plan on rescuing Gordie sometime during this week.  He is the grey kitty from Garson.  I made an appointment for him for neutering on Friday.  He will also need a home, please spread the word!  I need people to help me with fostering! 

Here are some other pictures I took this morning. 

Hayward (click on for closer look)

Baldwin

Milly & Morgan - Short Street

Outside the Short Street shelter

Pennsylvania & Fourth

Have a Great Day!