Last week was a week of firsts here at our house. It was the first time Ziggy discovered he had a super long tail.
He also discovered the loft railing for the first time.
Ziggy and Saylor
Monday, February 28, 2011
A Week of Firsts
Monday, February 21, 2011
Spay Day 2011
10 females and 5 males were spayed/neutered and vaccinated at our Spay Day 2011 clinic on Saturday. That is 15 less free-roamers out there making babies. Glad we were able to beat the heat and prevent the suffering of more kittens. 15 down......many more to go! So our total so far this year is 22 cats TNR'd. Last year we did a total of 184!
I post-op'd 4 of those kitties in the pink room. They were a momma and 3 of her 7 kittens. I will be going back into that colony next month to hopefully finish it up. I am so happy they have a really wonderful caretaker who really loves them.
This one reminded me of Maggie May, so I named her "Tootlebug."
Sweet Tea
Momma kitty....I named her "Chanel."
I named this sweet little boy "Spicoli" for Jeff Spicoli from Fast Times at Ridgemont High.
Friday, February 18, 2011
Redford Update
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Redford
Redford will be staying with us until February 26 and then will be transported to a rescue up north.

Don't forget to enter the LOVE CONTEST for Bugsy and Gracie!!
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Game Day!
Monday, February 7, 2011
Fundraiser Update
We were finally able to have our "Cattails" fundraiser on Saturday night. We had around 70 guests and 32 silent auction items. We raised around $1500.00, which is wonderful!! We are so thankful to those friends who donated items to our silent auction....BeadedTail, Casbah Kitten, Nip and Bones, Jake and Micah, Housecat Confidential, The Snippets, Meow Foundation, That's My Cat, just to name a few. $1500.00 will go a long way in our efforts to spay/neuter the free-roaming cats of our community. 560 cats and counting.......










Wednesday, February 2, 2011
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