another rescued kitten!!

No, I didn't do it, but the boss did. She came in today and told me
that the other day she was driving down the road (close to downtown
Washington DC!) and saw something small and black run across a very
busy intersection. She thought 'what a black squirrel!', but then
she realized it was a kitten. So she stopped her car and chased it
down and brought it into work with her.

They all found a box, toys, food, and kept that kitty all day. Turns
out to be a girl-kitty. Very tiny, barely 8 weeks old, and apparently
tossed (there's got to be a special place in HELL for people who do
that!). They named her Wisconsin-Woodmont, in honor of the intersection
where she was found. Whisky for short. Someone in the office will be
taking her home forever, just as soon as she gets settled. Meanwhile,
little Whisky has a foster home with the boss.

She had a cell-phone picture. Whisky looks like a little dark tabby.
Bright clear eyes, not too skinny. She's been out for a while, NOT
raised in the wild, but put there recently.

I'm so pleased that she's found a home already. She was adorable.
Sorry I don't have any pictures, but I thought you'd appreciate
the story.

Jane
- owned and operated by Princess Rita

"Jane" wrote in message
...

No, I didn't do it, but the boss did. She came in today and told me
that the other day she was driving down the road (close to downtown
Washington DC!) and saw something small and black run across a very
busy intersection. She thought 'what a black squirrel!', but then
she realized it was a kitten. So she stopped her car and chased it
down and brought it into work with her.

They all found a box, toys, food, and kept that kitty all day. Turns
out to be a girl-kitty. Very tiny, barely 8 weeks old, and apparently
tossed (there's got to be a special place in HELL for people who do
that!). They named her Wisconsin-Woodmont, in honor of the intersection
where she was found. Whisky for short. Someone in the office will be
taking her home forever, just as soon as she gets settled. Meanwhile,
little Whisky has a foster home with the boss.

She had a cell-phone picture. Whisky looks like a little dark tabby.
Bright clear eyes, not too skinny. She's been out for a while, NOT
raised in the wild, but put there recently.

I'm so pleased that she's found a home already. She was adorable.
Sorry I don't have any pictures, but I thought you'd appreciate
the story.

Jane
- owned and operated by Princess Rita

Yay, cheers for your boss! Good luck on a future home for Whisky.

kili

I LOVE the name!! I"m so glad she took the effort to go track the little
girl down!

"Jane" wrote in message
...

No, I didn't do it, but the boss did. She came in today and told me
that the other day she was driving down the road (close to downtown
Washington DC!) and saw something small and black run across a very
busy intersection. She thought 'what a black squirrel!', but then
she realized it was a kitten. So she stopped her car and chased it
down and brought it into work with her.

They all found a box, toys, food, and kept that kitty all day. Turns
out to be a girl-kitty. Very tiny, barely 8 weeks old, and apparently
tossed (there's got to be a special place in HELL for people who do
that!). They named her Wisconsin-Woodmont, in honor of the intersection
where she was found. Whisky for short. Someone in the office will be
taking her home forever, just as soon as she gets settled. Meanwhile,
little Whisky has a foster home with the boss.

She had a cell-phone picture. Whisky looks like a little dark tabby.
Bright clear eyes, not too skinny. She's been out for a while, NOT
raised in the wild, but put there recently.

I'm so pleased that she's found a home already. She was adorable.
Sorry I don't have any pictures, but I thought you'd appreciate
the story.

Jane
- owned and operated by Princess Rita

Wonderful story, thanks for sharing.
Ann

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see pictures of Sam at
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/ann791/my_photos


"Jane" wrote in message
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No, I didn't do it, but the boss did. She came in today and told me
that the other day she was driving down the road (close to downtown
Washington DC!) and saw something small and black run across a very
busy intersection. She thought 'what a black squirrel!', but then
she realized it was a kitten. So she stopped her car and chased it
down and brought it into work with her.

They all found a box, toys, food, and kept that kitty all day. Turns
out to be a girl-kitty. Very tiny, barely 8 weeks old, and apparently
tossed (there's got to be a special place in HELL for people who do
that!). They named her Wisconsin-Woodmont, in honor of the intersection
where she was found. Whisky for short. Someone in the office will be
taking her home forever, just as soon as she gets settled. Meanwhile,
little Whisky has a foster home with the boss.

She had a cell-phone picture. Whisky looks like a little dark tabby.
Bright clear eyes, not too skinny. She's been out for a while, NOT
raised in the wild, but put there recently.

I'm so pleased that she's found a home already. She was adorable.
Sorry I don't have any pictures, but I thought you'd appreciate
the story.

Jane
- owned and operated by Princess Rita

(Jane) wrote:

No, I didn't do it, but the boss did.

Give your boss a thank-you from me.

--

Wayme M
(indulged by Will and Heidi)

Thank you! I love happy endings!
Best wishes,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Jane" wrote in message
...

No, I didn't do it, but the boss did. She came in today and told me
that the other day she was driving down the road (close to downtown
Washington DC!) and saw something small and black run across a very
busy intersection. She thought 'what a black squirrel!', but then
she realized it was a kitten. So she stopped her car and chased it
down and brought it into work with her.

They all found a box, toys, food, and kept that kitty all day. Turns
out to be a girl-kitty. Very tiny, barely 8 weeks old, and apparently
tossed (there's got to be a special place in HELL for people who do
that!). They named her Wisconsin-Woodmont, in honor of the intersection
where she was found. Whisky for short. Someone in the office will be
taking her home forever, just as soon as she gets settled. Meanwhile,
little Whisky has a foster home with the boss.

She had a cell-phone picture. Whisky looks like a little dark tabby.
Bright clear eyes, not too skinny. She's been out for a while, NOT
raised in the wild, but put there recently.

I'm so pleased that she's found a home already. She was adorable.
Sorry I don't have any pictures, but I thought you'd appreciate
the story.

Jane
- owned and operated by Princess Rita

On Mon, 22 Aug 2005 16:13:42 +0000, Jane wrote:


No, I didn't do it, but the boss did. She came in today and told me that
the other day she was driving down the road (close to downtown Washington
DC!) and saw something small and black run across a very busy
intersection. She thought 'what a black squirrel!', but then she realized
it was a kitten. So she stopped her car and chased it down and brought it
into work with her.

They all found a box, toys, food, and kept that kitty all day. Turns out
to be a girl-kitty. Very tiny, barely 8 weeks old, and apparently tossed
(there's got to be a special place in HELL for people who do that!). They
named her Wisconsin-Woodmont, in honor of the intersection where she was
found. Whisky for short. Someone in the office will be taking her home
forever, just as soon as she gets settled. Meanwhile, little Whisky has a
foster home with the boss.

She had a cell-phone picture. Whisky looks like a little dark tabby.
Bright clear eyes, not too skinny. She's been out for a while, NOT raised
in the wild, but put there recently.

I'm so pleased that she's found a home already. She was adorable. Sorry I
don't have any pictures, but I thought you'd appreciate the story.

Jane
- owned and operated by Princess Rita


Your boss is a great lady! Purrs that she receives all good things in
life. MLB

Jane wrote:
No, I didn't do it, but the boss did.

Whiskey is almost certainly going to a better hoem than the one she
came from.

Lucky bit!

--Fil