Life is hard here lately. Blueberry is better, but life is hard. Mitzy and Colors are still here, hoping for homes, of the 8 cats abandoned in Albany by a drug addict. The other six of the 8 went to two other rescues, but I couldn't find another, to take the last two lost girls.
I still hope before the cascades of free kittens crowd craigslist, to find someone to love Mitzy and Colors.
In the meantime, I took 9 more local unfixed cats to be fixed Friday at Heartland.
I took five more girls from the 23rd street house. I took three from an apartment on Jackson street. And I took in the latest yard stray, although he has been around in and out of my yard for some time. However, lately, he'd taken up residence in a neighbors shed and was spray marking, driving Peeman Sam into a frenzy of indoor pee marking in response. I could not go forward, so Roger Roger, the name I gave this latest male, got himself trapped and fixed too. It will be three weeks before he doesn't smell and act like an unfixed male. Three more weeks of hell.
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| AC, one of the 23rd st house outside twin tabby girls, fixed Friday. |
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| DC, the other outside tabby twin from 23rd street fixed Friday. |
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| Harley, one of three sisters from the 23rd street house fixed Friday. |
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| Molly, another of the three sisters, fixed Friday. I did not get a photo of Nixi, a torti, and the third sister. |
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| Bagira, a medium hair brown tabby female, was also fixed, from Jackson street. |
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| Bitsy, another Jackson street kitty fixed Friday. |
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| Mocha, a big Siamese mix boy, also fixed Friday. |
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| Last but not least, Roger Roger, the yard stray, was fixed. |
That's six more girls and three more boys who won't be making more unwanteds. Breeding season and soon kitten season are upon us already.
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