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| We are joining Brian's Home for their fun Thankful Thursday Blog Hop, you should too! |
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| We are so glad that Fanny Feral and her beau Curly are now neutered, safe and warm. They are both scared but not feral. Here are their little troublemakers. Tiger is a climber. He just went from one side to the other while up in the air |
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| Bitey is not impressed even a little bit |
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| They liked their first toy! |
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| I got it! |
Watch the Moving Mousie!
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| Big Daddy, Curly is very relaxed and waiting for adoption. He has a big curly-cue on his side so that is how he got his name |
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| Fanny has a big fur spot off. Not sure why. She is very relaxed These two are not ferals but abandoned |
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| This fellow is waiting for a barn. He hissed and growled at Dad The gray fellow in the back may be able to be socialized |
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| Dad's friend feeding the kitties in Norristown, PA |
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| Like fosters everywhere they like the litter pan. Is there a memo or something? Dad made them a new box to go into and they are now using the pan just for business. Two Days now with full using of the pan with No Missing! YAY! |
Timmy Tomcat: Tomcat Home Spokes Cat
Fanny Feral & Family
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It sounds like things are going great with the feral family! How sad that they were abandoned, and not really feral.
ReplyDeleteCurly is such a big handsome boy and I would love to give him a cuddle. It is good to see Fanny and her kittens doing well.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like someone was a bit over enthusiastic shaving Fanny's fur pre op.
Such incredibly adorable kittens and cats. I hope that they will get forever homes quickly - they were so very very lucky that you helped them!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Teddy and Mom
I bet the little black guy would calm down. Hissing and growling is just because he is afraid. I bet he could be the snuggliest of all. I am glad everyone is safe. Your Dad did a great job. XO
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you for helping out that beautiful feral family! Thanks for joining the Thankful Thursday Blog Hop!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you for all you have done! The entire family is too precious!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat terrific work with these kitties; thank you for showing your heart.
ReplyDeleteCurly is exquisite, and the babes are too too!
It’s wonderful that both Fanny and Curly can be adopted. I wouldn’t have thought they weren’t feral, but I guess both had homes at one time. Abandoned by their humans, they decided to make their own family. Where are they going until they are adopted? And the kittens of course will socialise just fine. I still can’t believe how swiftly you caught all five. Darn well done!
ReplyDeletei hope they all find homes... they definitely are cute.
ReplyDeleteThose kidlets are so lucky to have you as a friend!
ReplyDeleteThey are all precious and it warms our hearts that you were able to trap this family, and they all now have a chance to live happy and healthy lives. Good job! XOCK, angel Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, angel Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth, Calista Jo, Cooper Murphy and Sawyer
ReplyDeleteWow, those are some beautiful cats ! Especially the laser eyes - the blue ones are stunning ! What a good job everyone is doing with them ! Glad they are socializing well, but sad that it appears they were abandoned.
ReplyDeleteTim & crew....thiz iz one oh yur BEST postz ever...trooth...ewe bet cha...noe doubt...for sure N rock on ~~~~~ 984 pawz UP....we hope ewe each find yur for everz N livez happee healthee long long livez....st francis' blessingz two each oh ewe N popz and hiz friend two ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteoh my cod curly are we related some how some where in some fashion; speaking of fashion, fitz lets go shopping; hugs from dai$y =^..*= ♥♥
ReplyDeleteThat was a very cute video of the kittens. Looks like everyone is doing well. Sad that they were abandoned, but hoping they find their perfect forever homes.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing these dear little ones and mommy and Daddy. I am concerned for the mama though...her fur gone and in such a large spot. I wonder if there is a feline dermatologist? Maybe we could help with the fee, if there is. Mom said she was shocked once upon a time that there was a feline opthamologist! Our Robin had one pupil larger than the other...and one happened to be visiting the Vet at the time Robin was brought in.
ReplyDeleteAwww, they are so sweet! Sending purrs and prayers for forever homes for all.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely family both yours and the new family.
ReplyDeleteJean