Yeah, there's no shortage of misery.  You and your oh-so-sensitive
compatriots can have a good cry over it, and thereby make the world a
better place.

Sometimes this group makes me feel the need for a good puke.

Charlie

That was very well done and very moving.

Thank you.

*is hugging Smokey extra tight...*

--Fil

Great and touching pictures... Poor, brave cats, trying to survive in the
urban jungle...

I have noticed that there have been a discussion going on about
indoor/outdoor cats, these pictures just show that if you live in the centre
of a city (like me), it's better to keep the cats inside.

But, anyway, it is so sad we can't help all of the stray cats around...

Hans

Awww... reminded me to send a donation to Alley Cat Allies. Thanks for
sharing.

They're very talented photographers.

Hi everyone,
Those pictures were very touching and they really make me glad that my
cat never ended up like that.  He could have been one of those poor
things if he wouldn't went for a ride under the hood of a car one
November and leved to tell the tale.  My husband, a mechanic at the
time, found him under the hood of a car when he was about 3 months old.
The owners of the car didn't claim him so we did.  He will be 14 at
the end of Aug., a birthdate my daughter picked for him.  I named him
Lucky because he came out from under that hood without a scratch.