Liz - follow up pictures - Syd and Joanie

Thank you to each and all for your donations throughout the holiday season.  What I do each and every day is hard work.  I'm not looking for pity, but it really is hard work.  And its taken its toll on my body.  But I have literally saved thousands of cats when you think about it.  I feed them and keep them strong, I get them vetted to make sure they don't reproduce, and keep them healthy with shots, I build shelters to keep their bodies warm.  I have literally rescued hundreds and hundreds over the many years I have been doing this.  I did this alone for 10 years, and am so appreciative that people are noticing and caring and helping me out in ways that they can.  Thank you, I love you all.

This is a follow up to Liz's donation for the Feed a Cat for Christmas campaign when Liz made a donation on behalf of Syd and Joanie, whom she and her partner adopted.  I neglected to post their pictures that Liz sent to me  :) Too adorable.  Remember, I feed their mom every day of my life at the auto shop on Bay Street, still.  She is finally letting me touch her, briefly.

Liz writes:

"I think about their Mom often and wonder if they would remember her?

These 2 are a trip, they have a blast together. I'm so glad we could adopt both. I cannot imagine how they would have adjusted without each other.

Merry Christmas Janine!!!!!! May 2019 bring amazing things to you!"

The two kitties I rescued yesterday:  Both went to the clinic, both were spayed, given shots, and combo tested.  Charlotte was pregnant - very early stage.  And Cyndy Loo was in heat.  Very good catches if I do say so myself.  No more babies, and these babies themselves will be safe from now on.  Charlotte is a lover girl.  Cyndy Loo is a growler, but she actually climbed up my chest to rub her face into mine this morning.  She just needs to learn that she doesn't have to fight for her food.  I would say she is about 8 or 9 months old?

We have many kitties available now for adoption.  Gotta get some new pics, and see how we go.

Have a great day!

"Don't stress the could haves,

if it should have,

it would have."