Free Kitten to Good Home...

[chickwhorips]

Since we are on the subject, I am a volunteer for a no-kill animal shelter who specializes in rescued cats, feral and domestic.

i give you major credit for this. i could never do it. i would want to take all of them home.

one of our dogs was found on the side of the road on a sofa in mexico. (the other one has such a good life she couldn't ask for more.)

thanks for doing such a good job for all those poor animals. i always go here every day also: http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/c...ON_BCS_ARS_TAB

[farrellcollie]

i would want to take all of them home.

We had six cats because we were known as the women who would not say no. (not to worry - not hoarders - six was the limit and never have we had that many at one time again) - also we had a big house. We flunked collie rescue because we kept our foster dog.

[chickwhorips]

We flunked collie rescue because we kept our foster dog.

didn't know it was a pass or fail course.

[mimitabby]

the cat on my avatar is named Enza, Short for PROVIDENCE or in Italian Provvidenza.
She was born outside one very dry summer to a wild mommy. I trapped her and her mom and 3 sisters. they all had serious ringworm, head colds, and were skinny as can be. They were already 3 months old or more but very tiny. But we tamed them all (except for mom who we spayed and released) and they all got homes. I might as well tell you the rest of the story.
When they were all tame enough to be adopted, i brought them to the shelter and cried all the way home because i was so attached. (talk about wanting to keep them). My husband saw what state i was in and told me to go back and get "as many of them" as i wanted!
the next day
i went back to the shelter and called the kittens who were huddling in a clump in the back of the cage. The first one to come to my call was Enza. So I adopted her.