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Homeless Cat Care
http://homelesscatcare.blogspot.com/
We have been tending to a feral/abandoned cat colony in Prescott Valley, Arizona since early 2007. This blog is for helping that colony and to provide encouragement for
others who help cats in need.
- Added on: Sep 19th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Debby
- Listed in: Cats Pet Care
- Tags: cat abandoned feral homeless cat socializ trap feral
Recent Posts
Cat and Human Health Risks with Cat Litter
I went to PetPlace.com and subscribed to Dr. Jon’s cat newsletter. He has sent many valuable tidbits so far. Following is one of his articles which is about some health risks for cats and humans with cat litter boxes.I welcome your comments regardi...
Is Tiger Yawning or Laughing?
I like to think she is laughing at something - maybe she is laughing about something we do which she finds amusing.She is the sweetest cat. She loves to nuzzle me, nose-to-nose, when she wants something. It used to be I could not do that since I was...
Tabatha Goes Wild
From time to time, Tabatha has to show Tiger Lily that she is the Alpha kitty of the house! If you click on the photo of the two of them, you will clearly see the funny wild expression which is Tab's alter-ego.The photo of where she looks sublime is ...
Sammy Has Disappeared
I agreed to take a new feral cat, transferred to me by a local rescue agency. Sammie could not stay in the garage arrangement any longer where he was being fed. So he came to me November 17, 2009, just having been neutered. I kept him in a holding ca...
Tiger Lilly Cleans My Husband\'s Hair
I have posted so much which is serious that I thought I would post something which is rather humerous. I would love it if any of you who comment on this post would share if you have seen your cats do this in your household.One of my indoor cats, Tig...
Update for Panther and the Caleci Virus
Panther's mouth has healed nicely. She no longer has the red on her gums from Calici virus. Plus, I have not seen any evidence of any vomiting. I used to see it either in the house or on the porch several times a week. So it looks like the procedure ...
