DECEMBER 23!!! KATHY R!

CONGRATULATIONS KATHY R.!!!  You helped me to feed over 90 cats this morning!  It was a damp and miserable morning, lots of wet towels (seepage from the rains we had - some of the tarp are not waterproof!).  I can't tell you how much I appreciate the kindness of all of you who have donated to this cause.  This is all these cats have to look forward to, I think, in their miserable conditions that they live in, despite the little huts filled with straw that they can get some rest in, hopefully, when I am not there.  I would love to have cameras at certain spots recording what goes on.  Again, thank you Kathy for your help today.

ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST

Mini Moo

Thanks to the kindness of the shop owner I was telling you about, who recently lost her cat and wanted to adopt from me another kitty, I was able to grab Mini Moo this morning from Melville.  He's a little freaked out being inside a home, but he's as sweet as can be.  He will go into the clinic today for a wellness check, and a leuk test (say a prayer).   He leaves behind two kittens, a grey adult, a fluffy red adult, and a calico adult.  Those are the ones I can see.  I was telling Eileen that I have neutered and spayed at least seven cats from this street since I started to feed there, and have rescued at least five already!

So there.  You see - you know who - my posts aren't always sad!  Someone mentioned that they don't read this blog that often because its sad.  Well, there is good and there is bad.  I totally get it - I immediately have to turn the channels if something sad related comes on if it involves an animal.  But never forget that without this blog, I could not have rescued at least 80 cats so far since the beginning of this year.  That's 80 cats off the streets of Rochester.  To me, that's amazing.  I am proud of myself and I am thankful to those of you who have adopted from me, because without you, I couldn't have rescued all those cats. 

CAMMY

Lets not forget Cammy today either.  Cammy, since his rescue, has been relegated to a single room (which IS better than the streets, I know) and needs a whole house to grow in.  He is a lovable creature who just happens to have FIV.  Lets find Cammy a home.  But I do want to thank Karen from GRASP for fostering Cammy.  I can't begin to thank her enough.  I keep telling her as soon as I get some of the cats in my home a home, Cammy is coming to me.  Thank you KAREN!

Have a GREAT DAY everyone!

"Our prime purpose in this life

is to help others.  If you can't help them,

at least don't hurt them."