My good friend lives in Daytona Beach, and is a cat lover. She has two adult males, but recently moved to a new apartment complex that is surrounded by woods. Lots of kitties running wild in those woods, and they tugged at her heartstrings. She lured a female to her with food one day and took her to the vet. Turned out that this female, who is probably less than a year old, is producing milk, so there are kittens somewhere, and the vet tells my friend to go find them. She does, and comes in with two kittens. Wrong! These are not the babies of this mama cat, so again, my friend goes out with the aid of some of her work buddies and the mama cat takes them right to her kittens, all four of them. So now, my friend has her own two cats, the mama cat, the first two kittens she found (approximately 6 weeks old), plus the 4 additional kittens who are probably 3-4 weeks old. She is spending numerous dollars at the vet, plus has way too many kitties in her apartment. She refuses to send them to the humane society because they will euthanize ferals immediately. She says that they are all incredibly sweet and loving.

So, if anyone of you are in Florida, know someone in Florida, etc. , who might be willing to adopt a kitten and/or a young mama cat, she would be eternally grateful. Everyone has tested negative for feline leukemia, but the four youngest haven't been tested yet due to their age. Everyone but the smallest have been wormed, and completely checked over by a veterinarian. Please, if nothing else, spread the word, and take a minute to check out these babies on my webshots album page. They are under Family and Friends: http://community.webshots.com/user/lgivens4


Thanks in advance. If you can help, please e-mail me at [email protected] and I will get you in touch with my friend.
Logan


[This message has been edited by Logan (edited June 05, 2001).]

[This message has been edited by Logan (edited June 05, 2001).]