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| Taken this morning - these two little ones need help |
SANDY M.!!!!! Thanks to Sandy, I was able to feed many
kitties today. Some friendly, some
scared, and some wild. But all in need
of food and water and shelter. And
unfortunately, not all the homeless kitties out there will have that for today. I met Sandy many years ago, when her friend,
and my friend’s friend, who is now my friend too, (ha ha – can you follow?)
adopted a cat from me. We got together
for drinks and Sandy was there, and I fell in love with her kind and generous
spirit. Thank you DOC for all you do for
the animals!
Melville. I am having a hard time adjusting with my old spot and
first spot – on Melville Street. A woman
that lives next door to the empty house has offered to feed the cats that I’ve
been feeding after the Q@#$!#$! Workers came by and were going to remove the
shelters I had provided for the homeless cats in that section. I’ve TNR’d most of the cats there over the
years, and I trust this woman is going to feed the cats, but I went to check –
naturally I had to as I’ve been their caregiver for so many years – and I saw
one of the grey cats looked very thin. I
went and put food down, and water, and the cat drank the water like there was
no tomorrow. I also wanted to show her
how to arrange the shelters so that it would like good, but I don’t think she
wants any part of it. She doesn't like the shelters and I think she feels that
feeding them is good enough. Those poor
cats were using those shelters and my heart is breaking - she has them facing west where the wind and weather comes from – but I won’t give
up. If these #@%$^@%$^@ workers want to
trash the shelters each time they are there, I will continue to place new
ones. Its cold out there. It was in the low teens this weekend.
Speaking of trashing shelters,
I need to find out who owns the property behind the bus company where the radio
tower is on Garson Avenue – those @#$#@%$! Removed 5 beautiful shelters. I will certainly give them a piece of my mind
if I can find someone to speak to. Nice
job #@#$!%Qs, hope you are sleeping well at night.
Bunny was brought to her new home yesterday, out in Williamson,
where she joins a new sister Kitty. Last
report I had was that she had found a hiding spot in the large bathroom she was
going to be initially kept in, and she wouldn’t come out of it. I am waiting for an update.
Max and Jax were delivered to
their new home on Saturday. What a great
pair they are, and I am so delighted to have them adopted as a pair. Their new mom is awesome. And they will be spoiled royally.
Miley and Limpy – these are the
two cats I trapped on Melville that were supposed to be TNR’d, but the weather
was too bad to let them out. Miley was
brought to Foster Sue, who now has only Holly, and Holly needs a companion, so
we believe Miley will be good for her for now until they are both adopted. I am hoping another foster will take Limpy,
who is at Foster Carol’s house who is in hiding. We are trying to figure out how to get him
out and back into a cage that he escaped from.
I need to get an update from Foster Kim who is caring for Sabrina,
who really needs a home. Lets get the
word out about Sabrina! And Katie!
Have a great day.
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