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11 Jan 2017

Get Your Squeee! Part Two

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Do you remember the Community Concern 4 Cats kitchen clinic Mom L helps with? I hope you do. I posted my first “Get Your Squeee” on November 7, 2016.

As I said back in November, Mom L and Dr Josie have lots of patients so I am presenting a few more for your “squeeeing”!

I have more to come but it seems a good time at the start of a New Year to remind all of us what cat rescue really means.

Just to add to your enjoyment, I am gonna give you a series of photos of three cats and the Cat Kitchen Clinic. In comments, please give me a set of captions for one or more of the series. These series tell a story for each cat’s experience at the clinic. Can you make up that story?

Handsome brown tabby sort’a Maine Coon type cat.

Photo One

Photo Two

Photo Three

Black and White scardy-cat boy

Photo Four

Photo Five

Photo Six

Photo Seven

Anxious brown short coated tabby

Photo Eight

Photo Nine

Photo Ten

Photo Eleven

Ok my pals!

Pick one of the series of photos
In comments tell me how you would caption each photo to express what the cat was experiencing.

Make them fun! All of these cats are adoptable rescues from community cat colonies or rescued stray cats.

I will post the captions on Monday, January 16. Don’t let me down kitties, I know you can all do some mind melding to get inside these kitties heads and know just what they are thinkin’.

PAW PATS, SAVANNAH

Posted in rescue breed, Uncategorized and tagged adopt adult cat, CC4C, feral cat rescue, paw it forward

17 Oct 2016

19 Comments

How We Roll On Togetherness

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Lots of my readers are continuing to hope that one day TKS and I will curl up together. Hate to disappoint, but don’t go gettin’ your knickers in a ruffle ‘cuz that just isn’t how we roll.

Anytime we are together on the same piece of furniture is a moment that gets Mom L and Dad P all excited.

I don’t get it actually, we get on my our king size bed at night, opposite sides of course—we each have our own human to keep warm. Why don’t they take photos of that? Bad lighting?? No wide angle lens?? Don’t wanna use the flash??

But then they have no problem when they find us during the day, na’mean?

Why do YOU think they don’t ever take photos of me and TKS at night when we make Mom L the filling in our “kitty-cat sandwich”??

PAW PATS, SAVANNAH

Pee Ess—I am sending my best paw pats to all of you who have been supportin’ me and Mom L in our SECOND CALL TO ACTION efforts on behalf of the community cats on Kauai. We are workin’ hard to respond to all your tweets, Face Book shares and blog posts. We sent off our second letter to that dang Feral Cat Ordinance Committee today.

Pee Ess Ess—And I have not forgotten I owe you an update on Momma Kat (click on her name to view my blog post about her, you won’t regret the time, purromise) and the contents of her Hope Chest. I am just wait’in on a couple of more items to be delivered and it is complete. Mom L and I are in contact with her foster human Mr. Devin and Bright Haven weekly. She will never leave my Paw It Forward radar until she is in her well deserved forever home.

You need your face washed young lady

Posted in Sage's Life Experiences, Savannah's Life Experiences, Savannahs progress, TNR and tagged feral cat rescue, paw it forward, Savannahs progress, The Kid Sage

16 Oct 2016

33 Comments

Brief Kauai Community Cat Update #nationalferalcatday

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I am back again with a brief update on the situation relative to Kauai’s community cats. Thus far, the Feral Cat Ordinance Committee has failed to acknowledge to anyone and certainly not a media source, that the committee members are receiving multiple emails from around the world questioning their committee’s hidden meetings.

Mom L and Dad P have been proudly wearing their T-shirts from Alley Cat Allies for a month now! They both wore them on October 9, 2016 at the SNIP clinic and all the volunteers appreciated them!

My hero!

I, Savannah the Cat, ask that you do not allow the “tourist paradise island of Kauai” to keep their darkest desire hidden. Cats were not a voluntary “invasive” species. Humans brought them and humans continue to fail to spay and neuter. Simple, easy. Please help.

Can you really look at these community cats’ eyes and tell them you will not be their voice on National Feral Cat Day?

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The update on the Kauai Community Cat Project is this—even though their President Basil Scott continues to produce solid research as a basic need to determine the REAL impact of community cats on the island’s bird population, he meets with resistance and denial.

I hope you will read the article in The Garden Island newspaper. More importantly, please comment on this article AFTER you read President Basil Scott’s letter to the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources.

I once again ask that every pal who reads my #nationalferalcatday blog post also send an email to all members of the Feral Cat Ordinance Committee. Let’s make sure they know their secrecy is being observed around the world.

Let me know in comments if you are willing to SHARE and/or also send a message to this committee.

Feral Cat Ordinance Committee Members
Joann Yukimura jyukimura@kauai.gov
Penny Cistaro Cistaro@kauaihumane.org
Cali Crampton cali@kauaiforestbirds.org
Adam Griesemer adam_griesemer@fws.gov
Makaala Kaaumoana makaala@hawaiian.net
Bill Lucey kiscmgr@hawaii.edu
Hob Osterlund info@albatrosskauai.org
Brooke McFarland brooke.a.mcfarland@hawaii.gov
Andre Raine araine6@hawaii.edu
William Trugillo wtrugillo@kauai.gov

Mom L asked Brian’s Dad Mr. Terry to place a copy of Mom L’s second version on their server. Please feel free to take a look and use any portion of it that helps you create you own email to one or more of the committe members.

Letter to Kauai Committee version two

PAW PATS, SAVANNAH