formerly CatsinDenver
Welcome to PT!
What a wonderful family portrait! You have a beautiful assortment of kitties. I've got a few "failed fosters" myself--rescued strays and ferals who somehow ended up staying.
Please post more pictures of (and tell more stories about) your girls and boy!
and Pumpkin too
Welcome to PT.You have lovely kittys.
Nikki[human],Zippy[tabby],and Pumpkin[orange tabby]
Rest in Peace my Sweet Hammie Zoey
Jan 1,09-March 26,2010
In All Things Give Thanks
What a beautiful family portrait! It's so nice to have you and your family here with us on PT! What wonderful stories of how your babies came to you. Don't feel alone, there are plenty of us here who are "foster failures" just like yourself!
Kim
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Oh, those black beauties do have a way of bewitching us, don't they. I just happened to walk into the Petsmart adoption center.... a strange force drew me to the cage in the top right corner.... and I just had to give her an ear scratch.... and ask if she'd like to be called "Zerlina"....
My Zerlina has white "bikini" markings on her tummy. Does your former foster have any markings, or is she nose-to-tail-tip black?
Liz
[b]"Virtue is triumphant only in theatrical productions." --The Mikado
5 Cats 4 Bichons Frisé
Mostly, Ebony is a sleek shiny black. She has 5 or 6 white hairs under each front leg, up in the arm pit area, and about 12 white hairs on her lower tummy. I guess they ARE bikini markings, I never thought of it like that! I keep thinking it is more of Ruffles' white hair, which seems to be on Ebony every moment. So I try to brush them off, ha ha. They are just so few that it is hard to be sure they belong there.
Ebony is a chatterbox. Has been since the moment she was carried into my home. She just NEVER stops. Meows, mews, trills, any sound a cat can make, she makes it. And when she is REALLY unhappy - hungry, or riding in the car - she makes this awful metallic twang sound, like a saw in a country band. It goes RIGHT through my head.
Feral Cat Rescuer
I love the Christmas photos and your story. Bless you for taking Cuddles in!
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is a full management plan in which stray and feral cats already living outdoors in cities, towns, and rural areas are humanely trapped, then evaluated, vaccinated, and sterilized by veterinarians. Kittens and tame cats are adopted into good homes. Healthy adult cats too wild to be adopted are returned to their familiar habitat under the lifelong care of volunteers
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Welcome to PT!!!It's nice to meet you and your furfamily and hear about their stories.
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What a great story and pictures thank you so much for sharing! I love the family photograph, and all the cats posing so well and being so well behaved.
If only santa brought cats every year, just maybe I'd believe in him again!! hehe
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