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Sherry wrote in message ...
Rant On. We found two baby kittens in the flowerbed this morning. . They're so beautiful! Where are you? South of Oklahoma City. You can't miss us. It's the house with a cat in every window. Sherry |
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Sherry wrote : South of Oklahoma City. Don't know how I missed that. You can't miss us. It's the house with a cat in everywindow. Ahh, the most elegant "ornamentation!" I know your shelters are overcrowded, but my god these are lovely kittens. Someone would adopt them if their photos were posted. But the dilemma is that they would then displace two other kittens that might be adopted. *Sigh* It never ends. Last night while we snuggled with Cheeky and played with her, I rhapsodized on about how unthinkable it is that there are hundreds of millions of gray mackeral tabbies that look just like her, and are in most ways just as entertaining and funny and lovely. My husband said, "It is, and even worse, the thousands who are euthanized every day just in NC." Wish I could help. I have to say that I am glad the f*ckheads who dropped them dropped them on you. |
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Sherry wrote : South of Oklahoma City. Don't know how I missed that. You can't miss us. It's the house with a cat in everywindow. Ahh, the most elegant "ornamentation!" I know your shelters are overcrowded, but my god these are lovely kittens. Someone would adopt them if their photos were posted. But the dilemma is that they would then displace two other kittens that might be adopted. *Sigh* It never ends. Last night while we snuggled with Cheeky and played with her, I rhapsodized on about how unthinkable it is that there are hundreds of millions of gray mackeral tabbies that look just like her, and are in most ways just as entertaining and funny and lovely. My husband said, "It is, and even worse, the thousands who are euthanized every day just in NC." Wish I could help. I have to say that I am glad the f*ckheads who dropped them dropped them on you. |
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My family and I used to own a small farm near Kansas City, MO. One day I
was climbing up the ladder into the barn loft when I heard the sound of something "hissing" behind me. I turned VERY slowly to not startle whatever it was, and I found a mother cat and six kittens. The kittens were no more than a week or so old, and the mother had probably not eaten since the kittens were born. She was probably dumped by some useless jerk because she was pregnant. I went to get her some cat food and some water. It was sad in one way to watch her "inhale" the food, but I was gratified to find that she would immediatly let me, my wife, and my children pet her and even do a one finger per on her babies. We kept feeding her, and one day she took the opportunity to move the kittens into our basement while I had the garage doors open. It was then official, we had been adopted! When the time was right, we didn't have any trouble finding good homes for the kittens. We named her Tammi, had her fixed and she was quickly accepted by our two other cats, and especially our golden retreiver dog. She was a real blessing for the 15 or so years she lived with us! Allen |
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My family and I used to own a small farm near Kansas City, MO. One day I
was climbing up the ladder into the barn loft when I heard the sound of something "hissing" behind me. I turned VERY slowly to not startle whatever it was, and I found a mother cat and six kittens. The kittens were no more than a week or so old, and the mother had probably not eaten since the kittens were born. She was probably dumped by some useless jerk because she was pregnant. I went to get her some cat food and some water. It was sad in one way to watch her "inhale" the food, but I was gratified to find that she would immediatly let me, my wife, and my children pet her and even do a one finger per on her babies. We kept feeding her, and one day she took the opportunity to move the kittens into our basement while I had the garage doors open. It was then official, we had been adopted! When the time was right, we didn't have any trouble finding good homes for the kittens. We named her Tammi, had her fixed and she was quickly accepted by our two other cats, and especially our golden retreiver dog. She was a real blessing for the 15 or so years she lived with us! Allen |
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From: itty (Sherry )
http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/graykittens2.jpg http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/graykitten1.jpg OMG, they are absolutely adorable, Sherry!!! I don't understand how anyone could dump these precious babies Lauren ________ See my cats: http://community.webshots.com/album/56955940rWhxAe Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html Declawing Info: http://www.wholecat.com/articles/claws.htm |
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From: "Goat Roper" f
We named her Tammi, had her fixed and she was quickly accepted by our two other cats, and especially our golden retreiver dog. She was a real blessing for the 15 or so years she lived with us! She sounds lovely, Allen Lauren ________ See my cats: http://community.webshots.com/album/56955940rWhxAe Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html Declawing Info: http://www.wholecat.com/articles/claws.htm |
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From: "Goat Roper" f
We named her Tammi, had her fixed and she was quickly accepted by our two other cats, and especially our golden retreiver dog. She was a real blessing for the 15 or so years she lived with us! She sounds lovely, Allen Lauren ________ See my cats: http://community.webshots.com/album/56955940rWhxAe Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html Declawing Info: http://www.wholecat.com/articles/claws.htm |
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What wonderful people you are!
"Goat Roper" wrote in message news My family and I used to own a small farm near Kansas City, MO. One day I was climbing up the ladder into the barn loft when I heard the sound of something "hissing" behind me. I turned VERY slowly to not startle whatever it was, and I found a mother cat and six kittens. The kittens were no more than a week or so old, and the mother had probably not eaten since the kittens were born. She was probably dumped by some useless jerk because she was pregnant. I went to get her some cat food and some water. It was sad in one way to watch her "inhale" the food, but I was gratified to find that she would immediatly let me, my wife, and my children pet her and even do a one finger per on her babies. We kept feeding her, and one day she took the opportunity to move the kittens into our basement while I had the garage doors open. It was then official, we had been adopted! When the time was right, we didn't have any trouble finding good homes for the kittens. We named her Tammi, had her fixed and she was quickly accepted by our two other cats, and especially our golden retreiver dog. She was a real blessing for the 15 or so years she lived with us! Allen |
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