Here They Are!!

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Originally Posted by Catsnclay

Oh boy, would I love to! :D But.......there is the problem with my husband :eek: :rolleyes: he already thinks 3 is plenty :(


I saw these pictures, and I instantly thought of you, Tracy.......does any (or all) of these kitties remind you of anyone???? PEARL ???????

Maybe this was her daddy??? (or maybe Mom? I can't remember the story about Pearl's mom :rolleyes: )

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Pearl and siblings were dumped in the park in a wire cage. They were already tame and not a park feral. You never know though, could be a dad cat from the neighborhood!

Such beauties! I want the white one in the back please! You keep getting my dream tabbies and I'm too far away to claim them!

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Originally Posted by K & L

Betty
Next time you're here in Scottsdale please look us up. You can come over and meet our bunch and then go feed at the park with us and see all of them. We would LOVE it. Just PM me when you're heading this way and I'll give you our address and phone number.

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Lisa,

It's a date! We have been down a couple of times, stayed in Scottsdale and enjoyed vacationing in and around Phoenix, Flagstaff and Tucson. I will definitely contact you the next time round.


Betty

There are some beautiful feral cats at the golf course that I'd like to help but don't know what to do. Some look like full blooded Siamese and the other are mixed. They get excited when they see people because some of the guys feed them everyday. I can kneel down and they'll come within 20 feet of me and that's it. How can they be tamed and placed in homes?
Labmomma

Too cute.

It is so sad that someone would just dump babies out like that. I'm sorry to hear about what happened with the mother, but I hope that everything is worked out.

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Originally Posted by labmomma

There are some beautiful feral cats at the golf course that I'd like to help but don't know what to do. Some look like full blooded Siamese and the other are mixed. They get excited when they see people because some of the guys feed them everyday. I can kneel down and they'll come within 20 feet of me and that's it. How can they be tamed and placed in homes?
Labmomma

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Is someone trapping and fixing them? That is the first thing that needs to be done. Depending on the age and how much time and patience someone has, they can be tamed. The earlier these cats are caught the more likely they will become tameable and could be placed in homes. The priority would be to trap and fix so no more kittens are born into this type of life. If you need any advice on how to do this, please let me know. We've been TNRing going on 9 years now. It may not be the most desireable solution to some, but at least there aren't more cats being born feral.

Oh my, I had no idea you were talking about meezer babies! They are all so adorable and hopefully by now they are starting to trust you a bit.

Good luck with the others. :)

Are they ever adorable!!!! :) :) :) :)

I wonder where all the feral meezers come from- when I went to see Mango and Peaches in LA last week their mom was fostering two just like yours. Of course I would have loved to export one- ;)