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08 Nov 2015

A Double Your Pleasure Kind’a Selfie

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The Kid Sage aka TKS and I have a couple of Sunday Selfies to share. Not our best by any means, but things have been really hectic around here what with meeting up with Summer and her human Ms. Janiss and whatnot.

My effort was actually what I would call “bath interrupted”.

I am bathing! Not now!

What is it with humans? They think they can interrupt our most intimate moments to catch a quick ‘selfie’…and I say pfffftt to that!

And TKS was not much more amused at her own imposed selfie…

I have a sun puddle; move on Mom L

Yup, that is what it is like to have the humans chase us around for the ‘photo moment’…heh…heh…just sayin’…but TKS and I kind’a like it. Shhhhh….don’t tell.

PAW PATS, SAVANNAH

HEAD BUTTS, TKS

We are actually very pleased to join our pals over at The Cat On My Head for their infamously successful Sunday Selfie Blog Hop. Click on the badge below and transport over to fine lots of animal species showing off their Selfies.

06 Nov 2015

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Friday Frolics: Caught in the Act!

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Can’t believe I was not wearing my stealth technology gear today. Dad P CAUGHT ME!!

What!!?? I was just warmin’ up your linens

PAW PATS, SAVANNAH

PeeEss...stay tuned for my wrap up post on Monday, November 9th for my “I Am An Adult Homeless Foster Cat” series. I will share my learning about the SEVEN reasons so many thousands of Adult Foster Cats, in the USA, remain homeless and basically living ‘in sanctuary’ with their fosters. Click on the badge on the right side of my blog page, PAW IT FORWARD, to view the last posts I have written in this series.

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02 Nov 2015

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Late: Local National Feral Cat Day

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I am very late to be posting this celebration of National Feral Cat Day; but believe everyday ought to be “Feral Cat Day”. I want to celebrate and share a local feral rescue and one of their many feral cat colonies. Mom L and Dad P and a friend attended an event on October 17th.

Homeless Animal Response Program (HARP) serves both woofies and kitties who have lost, or never had, a home. They support approximately 10 colonies of feral cats in my county and I want to introduce you to the River Town Cats of Antioch, CA.

We are ON camera!

Mom L did not notice any cats at first…just this one black kitty who was very shy with a photographer…

Nope! Not going to ‘pose’ for this photo shoot

So my human parents and their guest bought some lovely, yummy baked goods and then strolled around a bit. One person pointed them to a location of one of the feral colonies; so they strolled over to look around. These are mostly adult cats, living in two very old and crumbling structures along the front of the Sacramento Delta.

First they saw a brown tabby…so scared that Mom L barely had time to grab this photo…

Who are you? Can I trust you

And then Mom L and her friend Miss Nancy began to discover more and more cats…all adults…(hover over each photo to view the sincere comments)

I know you cannot see me

This is the only home we know

This house is MINE

It is lonely here

Finally, Mom L found one last kitty, who seemed to be standing guard over the entrance to the last dilapidated structure and this cat gave Mom L pause for reflection…we are sorry that the photo is blurred…but Mom L only had her iPhone with her and grabbed this photo through a chain link fence around that dilapidated property.

This is the only home I will ever know

I am joyful that my life did not turn out as this adult cat’s did. Please, please…defend, support and care for those ferals who are living in your communities. They never were given a choice to live in such conditions.

I am so very thankful for the HARP rescue humans who make sure these feral cats receive care and kindness including being spayed and neutered; given vet checks; appropriate vaccines and daily meals.