New additions to Willow Oak

[Willow Oak]

It has been a few weeks since I last posted on PT. Sorry about that.

Horace Lucky came to me about four months ago. The poor guy was skinny and emaciated, but in very good spirits, which have not diminished since arriving to Willow Oak.



Just a couple of days ago, Sasha showed herself at my back door. I live in a pretty rural area, so from whence she arrived is a puzzle to me; but it quickly became apparent to me that she is not alone. I took her to the vet for a checkup, and it appears that she is 4 weeks "with child." Wonderful! I only have about 14 of the feline variety already.



In the above picture, Sasha has newly arrived. She is not confined behind the bars -- I placed a cage for her so that she can hide, but ...

... she quickly showed that she is not shy.



...sorry about that. Sasha moves about so fast that I have a difficult time getting her to slow down for a picture.

[Laura's Babies]

She is BEAUTIFUL! WOW! Are you going to keep her?

[Willow Oak]

She is BEAUTIFUL! WOW! Are you going to keep her?

I don't think I have a choice. I am familiar with most of the people who live on my country road, and none of them are very responsible pet owners: they allow their dogs to run free and un-neutered. Hoards of dogs run free, and I see many litters about. I have a neighbor who has a couple of cages that are full of cats, and to my knowledge none of them have been fixed. I have sneaked over and have seen litters of kittens in the pens.

I suspect that I know who the owner is, and I assure you that Sasha will not be returning to her.

[happylabs]

So nice to see you here. Horace is quite the handsome young man. And what a smile!
Sasha is a beautiful gal. Where is Ed...she looks like she could be a sibling. Thanks for sharing.

[chocolatepuppy]

Good to see you Willow! Welcome to Horace Lucky and Sasha! You're gonna be even busier now. I hope all goes well with the upcoming kittens.

[Medusa]

Both look to be quite special. A litter on the way, eh? Oh boy. You're really going to have your hands full now, as if you didn't already.