The quality of these photos is terrible but I had to be fast and most were taken at night.
If you have been following my blog since last year, you may remember these kittens I came across one night while walking my dog. They were in behind an old building that they were using for shelter.
I had no idea if anyone was feeding them as they were just... there.
To the right of the building there was an opening near the door where they went in to get shelter. I could smell skunk so I stayed clear.
Do you see the little one to the right at the front of the picture?
This is with my zoom lens
See the white under the eye. That usually means the cat has worms (I know...Ooooo)
Well, that was a year ago. I fed them every day and then one day a woman was standing there when I arrived. She seemed very familiar with them and we started to talk. She said that she lived next door to the old building and she started putting food out for the cats awhile ago and that they spent a lot of their time in her yard. We exchanged #'s and I told her I would drop food off when I could to her home to help with the feeding of these cats. She said she would take care of them in her yard and get them spayed once she had tamed them enough. I felt very good about this lady and trusted they were in good hands.
Tonight, she phoned me to tell me that she had both the white females spayed and the orange one (above) is next to get done. She has a home waiting for the orange one and she will keep the 2 white ones. She called them 'the little twin sisters'
I was over-the-moon to hear this because it seems that all I ever hear about are the ones that people abandon, throw away or give-up for some lame reason.
There are still some very kind people out there.
hugs, Deb