I took one cat in from the big Lebanon colony. Chirpy, I named her. A teenager and in heat.
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| Chirpy, a teen girl |
I took in the dumped little teen from rural Albany. Birdie, I named her. She was pregnant. I would never have thought that to look at her, so tiny and also so skinny.
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| Birdie, a teen girl |
I took in two from a Lebanon apartment complex, an adult male, and a teen girl. Jack and Princess.
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| Jack, an adult boy |
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| Princess, a teen girl |
And finally I took in Luna, a girl from Tangent.
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| Luna, an adult girl from Tangent |
We're home now. The Tangent girl will go home to recuperate. The other four will be here for the night.
The exceptionally dismal day forecast for today lived up to expectation---exceptionally dismal.
In spite of the dismal day, five sorted is good.
ReplyDeleteVery good, yes.
DeleteHere's hoping for a less dismal day tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteLol, that's funny. We may get a very warm day tomorrow, although originally the warm day was to be Wednesday but now Wednesday is scheduled for more rain, so its tomorrow promised to be nice and almost 70. I'm counting on it!
DeletePoor little Birdie. Thank you. Again. Always.
ReplyDeleteShe's a sweetie. The people who found her are going to take good care of her.
DeleteIt's like it never ends.
ReplyDeletewelcome to the real world. Its unfortunate so many many people do not fix their pets, abandon them unfixed too. This is a worldwide problem. there really need to be laws requiring spay neuter but America and much of the world ties so many issues to reproduction, forcing human females to have babies they don't want, and their pets too. Much of it misplaced religion's fault. Value the fetus but not the lives once born. If people only knew how horrible it really is out there for animals.....
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