For those of you new to the blog for the A-Z Challenge, I’ve been rescuing a small contingent of feral cats in my neighborhood. For the adult cats, I’ve trapped them, taken them to the vet for shots, examination, and spaying or neutering, then I’ve released them. There were three … Continue reading →
This has been an interesting week for us and Sneaky. I caught a glimpse of her Monday, and, with my limited glance, I thought she looked like she might be pregnant. I took Lady in to have her ear looked at and stumped the vet but came home with some … Continue reading →
Ruby loves her Delta kitty: You can see two kitties in this photo, can’t you? Save Save
Continue reading →I don’t have much to add. The kittens successfully transitioned to San Antonio and back this week. Rossie went into hiding for a couple of days, but by the time it was time to come back to Central Texas, she had been out and about for a day and a … Continue reading →
Three times in the last week Rossie has demanded we pet her. It’s on her schedule, of course, but it’s still a first for her. One time, it could have been a fluke. Twice, well, maybe… Three times? I think we’re making some progress. Oh, and she comes walking over … Continue reading →
Floyd and Tarzan are spending quality time together more and more. Tarzan appears to be mentoring Floyd. Save
Continue reading →The kittens are maturing. When they strut through the house, they carry their tails proudly. Floyd still has clodhopper feet, but his body is nicely muscled and he will grow into it (I hope so, because right now, he’s in a fascinating out-of-proportion teenager stage). He’s still the confident, outgoing … Continue reading →
Mr. L picked his new tuba up from the repair shop where he had the leaks fixed. He brought it back to Central Texas and placed in on the floor in the parlor. The cats, of course, had to investigate. First, Delta had to check it for sleeping fit: … Continue reading →
The weekly cat missive. Today we’ll talk about each cat individually to see what’s up with them. Natasha is seeking warm places. She’s been pretty relaxed overall. She’s tolerating the kittens, although they extend her respect. Ajax is Ajax. A little needy. A little jumpy. Watching with his soulful eyes. … Continue reading →
After I picked the kittens up from the vet this week when I returned from Wisconsin, they began their next phase of development: Household Integration. Until now, they’d been contained to two rooms during the day (kitchen and parlor) and crated at night. That’s not how cats live in our … Continue reading →