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| MUFFIN in Manger (:) - waiting for adoption! |
It took me about an hour and a half, close to hour and 45
minutes to do what I had to do out there this morning. With the shenanigans that Mary Leigh puts me
through with her removing plates, shelters, etc. from the corner of Ferndale
and Webster Avenue, where she has no business being, and me having to replenish
supplies, food and water, it takes me an extra 10 minutes there. I am now hiding food at three spots on that
corner. There is a baby black kitten
there too. Its not good. I’ve never despised anyone like I despise
her. She may have a diagnosis of mental
illness, but she is a very cunning, very mean person, and knows exactly what
she is doing. And she just won’t stop,
no matter what.
At each location, I also pick up trash as best as I
can. Which is gross, but I don’t want
anyone thinking I am leaving things behind, I want no excuse for someone to say
that the cats and their shelters are attracting trash. It’s the people that live in these areas that
are dumping their garbage. I drove down Parsells
Avenue this morning on my way home and someone had dumped a bag of fast food
garbage in the middle of the road.
Probably just threw it out the window.
Who does that?
I pulled up to Niagara and the shelters I have hidden for
the seven or eight cats that depend on this were all disheveled. I don’t know whether someone did this, or the
wind yesterday did it. Either way, it
took me at least 10 extra minutes there putting them all back together
again. And of course they were all
missing straw, and of course, I didn’t have any in my car, so I was quite upset
leaving there this morning. Those poor animals
spent the night huddled somewhere…
Sorry, these are all negative things for you to read, but
wait! There’s more! Just think about all those lucky kitties that
were saved this year, not only by me, but by other rescues. There is a great group out in Avon called
Hearthside Cats – they have a shelter and a couple of great women take in
animals in need, and not all of them get adopted, but at least they have a roof
over their heads, love, and food. There
are other groups out there that have a ton of fosters that take in kitties that
need a place, so there IS hope! And I
have adoptions pending so that means that hopefully, my fosters will offer to
take in more kitties that I rescue from the streets before the end of the
year. Pray, hope, keep the faith.
Have a wonderful day.
"Dear God,
if today I lose
my hope please
remind me that
your plans are
better than
my dream..."
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