Happy Caturday! I just want to give a little update on the cats. As most of you know, I have two cats that reside inside the house (Friendly and Tiger). Additionally, there are several that reside outside (mainly Sylvester and Baby). I signed up through the county here, as did a couple of neighbors, to participate in their TNR Program which stands for Trap, Neuter, Release. We've managed to get a lot of the cats "fixed" and have cut down on the number of litters being born. I love the outside cats as much as the inside cats and they are provided with food, outside shelters and lots of pets (for the ones that allow pets). Anyway...on with my update.
Tiger is doing great but he is putting on a little more weight than I would like because Friendly is mostly only eating wet food. I have to watch them when they are fed as Tiger gets a little less wet food and once finished will try to run Friendly off to eat what she has left. Friendly is getting older and I worry that she may not be with us long. That is the hardest part about having and loving a pet. They truly are a part of our family.
Tiger
Friendly
Both Sylvester and Baby are doing well. They still follow me around whenever I'm out in the yard. They are both wonderful cats and I love them dearly.
Sylvester or Syl (who is a girl but was named by the kids before we found out she was a girl) 😉
Baby (Baby Girl)
Now a bit of good news! Some of you may remember Fluffers. She is Sylvester and Baby's mother. Fluffers was the first cat that was entered into the TNR Program here. When she was returned by the county, she ran off and I hadn't seen her for almost a year. I worried that she may have passed away even though my husband thought he saw her once during all those months. I'm happy to say that Fluffers is alive and had joined another colony one street up from ours. She has visited a few times now here and usually in the early mornings. Unfortunately, she no longer remembers me or her name when I call her. If I try to approach her she runs off so when I feed the cats in the morning and she is there, I talk to her and put extra food out. Maybe, with time, she will remember how much she was and is loved and return home to stay.
Fluffers
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