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These were recently TNR'd, and now maintained by me and my husband.
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They are beautiful! I love the blue eyes on the first one! Boy, the more pics I see of cats, the more I want one.....Oh well, someday!!
How lovely they all are. The dilute calico is particularly appealing (2nd photo from left). How many ferals do you and your husband take care of -- about 60 in different areas? (Or am I remembering wrong?)
They're all beautiful! :) The first one should be named Butter Jr :D
The first one we call Cat Balue, the calico is Cricket, the smaller orange is Sunny, and the orange & white is Tubby. We have TNR'd over 90 cats now and maintain their colonies with food, water, and vet care.
Oh they're all so beautiful!!! Have you had any luck socializing any of them for house cat potential!!! **hugs** to you and your hubby! I'm sure that TNR keeps you quite busy!! It's nice to meet fellow TNR peeps!:D :D
Very, very impressive. I applaud your efforts. Wish there were more of you in the world -- it would be a better place.
How do you remember all their names?!? I have enough trouble keeping 3 names straight :D
I admire you for all you do for those lucky ferals.
That is a great thing you do!!!! I hope you and your hubby have help to do this.Quote:
Originally posted by K & L
The first one we call Cat Balue, the calico is Cricket, the smaller orange is Sunny, and the orange & white is Tubby. We have TNR'd over 90 cats now and maintain their colonies with food, water, and vet care.
Would you believe we have every cat in the park named?! No, we don't get much help with this. We maintain the feeding stations, traps etc. We do work with a local group, www.azcats.org who helped us tremendously trap a large number of cats, but as far as feeding and caring for them, we're on our own. We enjoy it immensely though and will continue this until there are none left in the park. It took us 1 1/2 years to finally catch Cricket (the calico).
Yes some can be socialized, our 15 cats were all feral at one time, some from the park, others from the neighborhood. We just don't have the space for anymore!
Sure looks like a long lost Butter sibling to me too!! :DQuote:
Originally posted by aly
The first one should be named Butter Jr :D
The first one could also be my Braydee - Gee I gotta get some pictures of my family so you all can see:rolleyes:
Wow, another Tubby! This is the first other Tubby that we've ever heard of. :) Tubby will be so proud to know that he's got a brother (?) out there in Arizona. And I know he'll be even happier to hear that he is so well taken care of by wonderful cat lovers.
You really do a great service to the cat population. They all look healthy and well.
Thank you ALL! We really enjoy taking care of them. We've about run out of names, but here's some:
Sylvester, Newman, Cheeto, Cobbles, Candy, Cricket, FunnyFace, Belle, Freckles, Lucky, Cleo, Trixie, Corky, Paris, Tootsie, Elvis, Calypso, Scarlett, Rhett, Fluff, Bond..James Bond, I could go on and on...
Kitty #1 does look like my Butter. I hope his attitude is better though!! I'm sure it isn't, since he is feral, but they are all beautiful, and I am so proud to know you, knowing what a wonderful service you are providing for these animals.
Thank you for sharing your experiences with us.
Logan :)
Thank you! I love sharing our experiences with these wonderful creatures. I want everyone to know how easy and fulfilling it is to care for ferals!