Happy Monday, friends!We had a great birthday and we appreciate everyone who came by to help us celebrate. Check out the yummy cake our servants got. We had some nibbles and it was yummy. Don't worry, we didn't eat any of the chocolate.

Necklace is the long-haired brown tabby in the middle.

We need some help. Our servants spent all weekend trying to trap "Necklace" you may remember her from the video we posted last month. Well, she is the only remaining kitty in that colony (very sad story involving other wildlife). The servants are trying to save her and move her into our relocation enclosure. They will then be able to access her temperament and determine if she is an adoption candidate. If she is too feral, she will become our "garden cat." She came really close to the drop trap, but she is still too wary. They've tried lots of different bait....tuna, jack mackerel, herring, sardines, anchovies, kfc chicken, catnip, fancy feast appetizers..... Problem is she has already been trapped twice (spay/neuter and revax), once with the metal trap and once with the drop trap. It's just gonna take some time it seems.This crow would have been easy to trap!

Please send lots of positive vibes and somehow will her into that trap so she can be brought to safety. They will be trying everyday until they get her.

10th Photo Meme

We were tagged by Sparkle the Designer Cat and Isis and Denali and our friends at Talk with the Paws to do the 10th photo meme. The rules are to open your first photo folder and find the 10th photo in that folder and post it on your blog. We are using the 1st folder in our Picasa album. This photo was taken just 2 weeks ago and it features the feral colony kitties, Oliver, Necklace and DG eating out of the same bowl. You may have seen the video we posted of them on Movie Monday last week.

We would like to tag anyone who wants to play along. It's fun!!!

Movie Monday

Our lady made this movie over the weekend. It stars 3 kitties who live in a managed feral colony. They are the only 3 kitties remaining in a colony at a former recreational fishing hot spot. The fishing spot is now closed to the public, but the lady has special permission to monitor and feed the cats. They were used to getting lots of fish from the fishermen, but now they have to settle for dry food. Doesn't look like they mind much though. What's funny is there are 2 other bowls, but they insist on eating out of the same one! Too cute!

Many of you have heard about the horrible news happening in NJ where Tuck lives. When the lady heard this disturbing news, she decided to write a letter in support of TNR and opposing the feral cat hunting. She hopes the NJ Fish and Game Council gets a freakin' flood of letters! Just look at the kitties in the video above, can you imagine them with a bullseye on their heads? The feral cat hunting plan is despicable and we hope and pray it doesn't come to pass.

Visit Tuck's blog for more info and for contact info to submit your own letter.