12/26/11

Starving, cold and wet, I found these little ones wandering about in the Aloe plants.

They are going to the vet for a checkup and shots. Contributions for help with milk, food and care are greatly appreciated. Even a $1 helps out.

Thank you and Happy New Year!

12/18/11

Thanks to awesome, generous donors in Seattle, Texas and Utah, there were bags of food and bowls purchased and more burlap bags so that the animals could have a warm, dry place to sleep in a large gardening shed. It's cold and rainy, so the cats are thankful for a safe place to curl up.

Tabitha is so happy to see a full plate!

Thank you kind donors for your generosity! Muffin loved his lunch so much it was gone in no time!!

Mr Fluffy is glad that there is a dry place and comfortable burlap bags to lie down on when it's cold and rainy outside!

11/26/11

Thanks to the generosity of some donors, Thanksgiving was good for the abandoned pets and strays.

Isabella and her mother were able to eat well

as were all the other abandoned and stray animals.

Mr Gray who was wounded, limped over to a food bowl. He's much better than he was a few weeks ago. You can see the scab and missing fur at his front leg. He has the most amazing light green eyes; a stunning contrast with the thick, grey fur.

Catmatazz watched at a distance, unsure of whether he was welcome. He is social with the other animals but very shy around people.

'El Nino' must have been someone's pet; he comes close and rubs himself against your leg before he sprints away. He has a very deep, striking pattern in his fur and is a sweetie.

Oranjina is very vocal when she's hungry.

Muffin is almost a year old. He and Marley are half-brothers.

Yum! Thank you for a wonderful Thanksgiving!!

Enstllio (Marley's Brother) with Muffin and Dash (twins)

October 2011 -

As I plant cacti and succulents, the neighborhood cats come to admire the plants and lie in their shade.

Sad how many of them are newly abandoned. One of them (Jade) was hurled into a dumpster and has a broken leg. One of them (Marley) was left under a geranium less than a week old, barely able to cry.

Nikita was found wounded; her mother was killed and she had to be bottle fed.

I do my best to care for them. The local Humane Society doesn't pick up and funds are no longer plentiful to care for these little guys.

Give any amount to help feed and shelter the abandoned cats. Have a heart and show your compassion.

If you are in the area and would like to adopt, please e-mail.

PLEASE INQUIRE OR GIVE A $1 OR MORE FOR FOOD, MEDICINE, SHOTS, SPAY/NEUTER.

Thank you!

absolutely_cactus@yahoo.com