Feral Community

Hi, Pam here. I am taking my

turn blogging on the pet blog

today. 

I wanted to share with you folks....

My family has always been

DOG people, until a few yrs

ago.

The cat thing started with my 

niece Holly. There was a kitten

dropped off at my brothers house

and my niece took it back to Knoxville

with her. About a yr later my brothers

dog found a 3 week old kitten under

the shed. The vet said that the mom 

was probably moving them and 

Dinky found the last one before

she was able to move it.

My brother and sis in law 

fed this baby with a bottle and 

helped her to go to the bathroom.

She was named Zuzu. 

This is where I fell in love 

with my first cat. 

Later on my sis in law brought

a drop off that ended up at her

moms home so now they had 

a dog and two cats. The new

cat was named Becky.

Dinky the dog past and another

tame cat ended up at their house.

It lived outside for about 8 months

until my sis in law could not stand it

and then they ended up with Smoky. 

Between Becky and Smoky I got 

Lily. My other brother and sis in law

adopted a stray named  Penny....

Okay, what has happened to this 

DOG family!!?? haha

Well, feral after feral started

showing up at my brothers house.

I think one came and ran back

and told others, they came and

ran back and told more.

Working with the Pet Community

here in Nashville Mark was able to

pick up 9 traps. Starting yesterday he

has been able to catch 8 feral cats. 

One black baby kitten and one mom

has been able to avoid the trapping. 

I dropped my SUV off to him tonight

so he can haul those eight cats to 

the Pet Community to be fixed tomorrow. 

Course I had to have a look

at the catch!

Mark opened the door to the laundry

room and there they were. I wanted 

to take them all home with me.

There seems to be about 3

different ages.

One of the older looks like

it has Siamese in it. Three

of the babes have blue eyes

also. A couple have nubs for 

tails. 

Three are the younger

bunch that have the 

same color and markings,

like below.

Then there is this one long

hair babe. Scared to pieces but

beautiful!

I wanted to bring them all home.

Thank you Mark for taking 

care of these babes and having

them fixed.