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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / July 2004Dumped Cats, Again
I am so angry and frustrated. I went outside this a.m. and heard a funny sound, looked around, and there are TWO kittens in the flowerbed. They are both gray. One is longhaired. They look to be in good shape, except for fleas, ticks and stickers, and are *very* well socialized. Remember the closest house to me is 1/2 mile and I already know they didn't come from there. Somebody deliberately brought them up the drive and dumped them, probably last night. I can't keep them. I can't really even take them to the shelter and expect them to be adopted any time soon. They have 90 cats already and are about to cull and take some to the city pound for euthanasia. They're so cute. It's so sad. Sherry > I am so angry and frustrated. I went outside this a.m. and heard a funny > sound, [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Sherry You can't KEEP them, but you could foster them...... >> Sherry > >You can't KEEP them, but you could foster them...... ROFL. God love ya, Karen. Like I "fostered" Happy. Sherry > >> Sherry > > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Sherry Sherry, just a thought, maybe you could also post to this Petfinder site. http://www.petfinder.org/post/classifiedhop.html Christine Sherry, Isn't there a no kill shelter in your area? I guess we're lucky - Animal Friends has ALWAYS been no-kill. The city then decided to try to go no-kill by year 2005 w/remaining two shelters (Humane Society and Animal Rescue League) - unfortunately I don't think it's going to happen. So far I think only HS has gone no-kill. I could not give up an animal to a kill shelter - not anymore. I found a stray dog once, went around knocking on doors, nobody knew where it came from - I called AF but there's a 6 month waiting list, I couldn't keep her that long. My dog's weren't thrilled w/her and she was an escape artist - I saw her climb my fenced in yard. So I took her to ARL - I cried my eyes out, they thought I was giving up my own dog. But I knew what would happen if nobody wanted her. They would keep her as long as they didn't need the room. They said I could call down there, but the only thing they would ever tell me is if she was still there or not. I only called twice, she was still there - I cried every time I got off the phone. I didn't have the heart to call back again it was too upsetting. I'm too much of a softy. I wish I could offer you a solution. Can you place ads in local paper, with small adoption fee? (I don't like "free to good homes" - sometimes end up w/irresponsible owners, I figure if they are willing to pay fee they're more responsible (you can always donate "fee" to local shelter if you want). Best of luck, I hope you can find them homes. JoJo > I am so angry and frustrated. I went outside this a.m. and heard a funny sound, > looked around, and there are TWO kittens in the flowerbed. They are both gray. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Sherry >Sherry, > >Isn't there a no kill shelter in your area? No, just us and the municipal pound. We don't even have facilities to euthanize, but we would take the ill or injured or feral cats to the municipal pound for euthanization. We never had healthy adoptables killed before this year. There are too many. There is a finite amount of space and foster space, and we've reached it. I can call in a marker and get these kittens space, that's no problem and insist they don't euthanize them. That's no problem either. But the problem is *I know* that in order for *them* to be able to stay, two more are probably going to die. It's just so depressing. First I'm going to make a last-ditch effort and try to persuade my MIL. She only has two cats. Then I'm going to make a poster with picture and hang up in the post office. We don't have house-to-house mail delivery so everybody in town goes to the post office every day. Really really loud purrs needed. Sherry I guess we're lucky - Animal >Friends has ALWAYS been no-kill. The city then decided to try to go no-kill >by year 2005 w/remaining two shelters (Humane Society and Animal Rescue [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] >> >> Sherry Oh, Sherry! Major, major purrs coming your way for these babies and for you. Hugs, too. Hope you can find a good solution. Christine > >Sherry, > > [quoted text clipped - 63 lines] > >> > >> Sherry >Sherry, > >Isn't there a no kill shelter in your area? Since I'm in the same part of Oklahoma, I'm butting in with a rant of my own. Around here, we're way behind the larger cities in shelters and vet care. For shelters there is a local Sheltering Tree no kill shelter, but last I heard they weren't accepting any more cats because they didn't have enough folks to foster. That was last year, so maybe things have changed. According to a recent local TV news story, the Lawton city shelter PTS around 4,000 animals a year. It's a fairly common occurance for people to dump animals in the county - we're semi rural around here and a 30 minute drive from just about anywhere in town brings you to a country dirt road. IIRC, Sherry's closest neighbor is half a mile away, so is in prime dumping grounds for unwanted pets. As for 24/7 vet care, there just any such thing. Another recent TV news story had to do with a puppy who had been bitten or stung by something during the weekend (according to the story they suspected a spider bite). The owner called every vet in the phone book and finally one called back after a couple hours. By the time the vet called back the puppy was over the worst of the allergic reaction, so the owner opted not to pay the extra couple hundred dollars to be seen on the weekend. 4 or 5 years ago one of my neighbors went through the same type of thing when her cat was mauled by a couple d*gs. Again, the vet she finally reached required a couple hundred dollars, up front, before even seeing the cat. The neighbor ended up putting the up front money on her mother's credit card to have the cat seen on a Saturday night. In her case, the up front money was eventually discounted when the total bill ran over a thousand dollars. I really like living here, but when I hear of the options available in some areas I wish we had them here  SignatureSteve Touchstone, faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Rocky stouchst@JUNKsirinet.net [remove Junk for email] Home Page: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/index.html Cat Pix: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/animals.html >I really like living here, but when I hear of the options available in >some areas I wish we had them here I agree completely. I know they were dumped. I also know whoever dumped them drove up our lane to the house to do so. We're too far off the road for such tiny kittens to get here by themselves. I got pictures of the little urchins. Look how little they are. http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/graykittens2.jpg http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/graykittens1.jpg http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/graykittens3.jpg Sherry oops, middle one doesn't work http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/graykitten1.jpg Those aren't kittens - those are puffballs! SignatureThe ONE and ONLY lefthanded-pathetic-paranoid-psychotic-sarcastic-wiseass-ditzy former-blonde in Bloomington! (And proud of it, too)? email me at nalee1964 (at) insightbb (dot) com http://community.webshots.com/user/mgcmdjeep > >I really like living here, but when I hear of the options available in > >some areas I wish we had them here [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Sherry >I know they were dumped. I also know whoever dumped them drove up our lane to >the house to do so. We're too far off the road for such tiny kittens to get [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/graykittens1.jpg >http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/graykittens3.jpg Look at how cute they are! They're such fuzzy babies, and it's evident that they see being with you as a wonderful adventure. Purrs that they find good homes. >I know they were dumped. I also know whoever dumped them drove up our lane to >the house to do so. We're too far off the road for such tiny kittens to get [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/graykittens1.jpg >http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/graykittens3.jpg awww such little darlings. Hard to believe someone would dump them, especially since you said in the earlier post that they were well socialized. I always wonder how long these people expect the animals, especially the kittens and puppies, they dump to survive. Course sometimes they just don't care, but at least this time they brought them up to the house instead of just throwing them out a window - which sometimes happens. In my mind I see Mom or Dad getting tired of hooligan kittens starting to climb out of the basket and doing what all kittens do. Mom or Dad hauls off and dumps the kittens, while little Bobby, Suzi, or whatever, frantically search for the kittens. Course my imagination could be all wrong, but that's the scenario that's stuck in my head. SignatureSteve Touchstone, faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Rocky stouchst@JUNKsirinet.net [remove Junk for email] Home Page: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/index.html Cat Pix: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/animals.html >In my mind I see Mom or Dad getting tired of hooligan kittens starting >to climb out of the basket and doing what all kittens do. Mom or Dad >hauls off and dumps the kittens, while little Bobby, Suzi, or >whatever, frantically search for the kittens. Course my imagination >could be all wrong, but that's the scenario that's stuck in my head. Schtupid grown-ups! They tell children that they won't understand love until they're older when those children are giving the purest unconditional love to their parents and their pets. Even kittens understand what it is to be in love. >> I really like living here, but when I hear of the options available in >> some areas I wish we had them here [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Sherry Oh my lord but they are PRETTY. Soft grey with medium long hair. I bet it would be pretty easy to place them. I hope they are healthy. >>> I really like living here, but when I hear of the options available in >>> some areas I wish we had them here [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >Oh my lord but they are PRETTY. Soft grey with medium long hair. I bet it >would be pretty easy to place them. I hope they are healthy. Heartbreakers! In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", m. L. Briggs <mlbriggs@nospam.net> artfully composed this message within <news:2lcke09tvenatnig1sa3c5j8kaienf5b8r@4ax.com> on 06 Jul 2004: >>> http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/graykittens2.jpg >>> http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/graykittens1.jpg [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Heartbreakers! They are gorgeous and it breaks my heart, too, Sherry. SignatureCheryl >>I really like living here, but when I hear of the options available in >>some areas I wish we had them here [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Sherry They are going to be such beautiful cats. I WISH I could come and take them both right now. I'm sure someone will want them. > >I really like living here, but when I hear of the options available in > >some areas I wish we had them here [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Sherry Damned good thing I don't live closer to you, Sherry. I'd love to have the pair! Sam OMG - I'm in love! They are adorable - purrs coming your way for them to get good home without any others in need of one losing their life. Just irks me how damn irresponsible people can be - if you can't afford to get the animal fixed then DON'T get one! This article just ran in local paper - our shelters our full of kittens http://www.pittsburghpostgazette.com/pg/04179/338180.stm AF had 172 in foster - I have 2 of those 170. Since the article and news broadcast 20 were adopted in one day. I was down there this weekend - more cages where cages weren't before trying to accomodate the amount of kittens coming in. While I was there somebody dropped off a very prego cat - she probably gave birth by now - she's more than likely got ringworm, plus has what appears to be chemical burns on her neck, and slightly anemic. She was under a year old, probably first litter. Litter and mom can't go into foster care due to ringworm (if you have no other animals and foster a ringworm animal you are then on an 18 month quaranteen after animal leaves). So here come's mom and babies, and they were scrambling to make room for her. It is just so damn sad. > >I really like living here, but when I hear of the options available in > >some areas I wish we had them here [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Sherry >This article just ran in local paper - our shelters our full of kittens >http://www.pittsburghpostgazette.com/pg/04179/338180.stm >AF had 172 in foster - I have 2 of those 170. Since the article and news >broadcast 20 were adopted in one day. I was down there this weekend - more >cages where cages weren't before trying to accomodate the amount of kittens >coming in. I guess it's the same everywhere. That was good publicity for your shelter. 20 adoptions in 1 day is awesome. I hope it keeps up. Sherry Thanks for the extra pix. My kitten fever is climbing. >>I really like living here, but when I hear of the options available in >>some areas I wish we had them here [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >Sherry <HUGE SQUEAL!!!> OMG, those are fantastic kittens! What is wrong with people? :P Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com alt.tv.frasier FAQ: http://www.im-listening.net/FAQ/ > Since I'm in the same part of Oklahoma, I'm butting in with a rant of > my own. > > Around here, we're way behind the larger cities in shelters and vet > care. (snipped aggravation) Steve, I hate to tell you, but you're waaaay ahead of us here where I live. There is no shelter here *at all* whether no-kill or not; the city's animal control will come and kill an animal at your request and dispose of the body. That's it. And as much as I like him, we have *one* vet who splits his time between this little town and another nearby little town, and we didn't even have him until a few years ago. The closest 24 hour clinic is 2 hours away in another state. Count your blessings. ;-) ------ Krista >I am so angry and frustrated. I went outside this a.m. and heard a funny sound, >looked around, and there are TWO kittens in the flowerbed. They are both gray. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >Sherry Purrs for you to find a solution to the problem. Does your newspaper have a "Letters to the Editor" column -- or does a locan radio station ever give free time to public matters? Perhaps an appeal for help through these might be answered. Best of luck. MLB >Purrs for you to find a solution to the problem. Does your newspaper >have a "Letters to the Editor" column -- or does a locan radio station >ever give free time to public matters? Perhaps an appeal for help >through these might be answered. Best of luck. MLB Our paper did a story on the incredible number of litters coming in this summer, with photos and all, right on the front page. We adopted nine kittens the day the paper came out. Unfortunately a litter of 6 and a single calico kitten came in the same day. One step forward and two steps back. I am real sorry to sound so jaded and depressing, but it's about to get to me. Sherry >I am so angry and frustrated. I went outside this a.m. and heard a funny sound, >looked around, and there are TWO kittens in the flowerbed. They are both gray. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >Sherry At least the id10t who dumped them put them in a place where they would have a chance of being helped. In no way am I condoning the actions of the id10t who dumped them. Good luck with the little ones. >I am so angry and frustrated. I went outside this a.m. and heard a funny sound, >looked around, and there are TWO kittens in the flowerbed. They are both gray. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >Sherry This reminds me of another sad story. One time last year I went to the cat hospital (a vets office that specializes in only cats) to get some food for "The Boys" and there in one of the holding cages was a beautiful Siamese cat about 3 or 4 years old just sitting there with that forlorn and scared look, I call it the "shelter look" on her face. While I was waiting for the assistant to get my purchases I asked about the cat. The receptionist said that the cat was on the front doorstep in a carrier when she got to work in the morning. No note, nothing. I felt so sorry for the cat. I wanted to take her home, but with three of my own I just could not do it. So Sherry, I know how you feel. It is sad. I just wish people would take some more responsibilities for their actions. I know that when I got Figaro that I was making a long term commitment to him and to myself for his well being and care even if he does not sit on my lap anymore. I wish you the best with the little ones and that you can find them a home together. Sherry, how far are you from Fort Smith? >Sherry, how far are you from Fort Smith? Oh! Not far at all really. About 3-4 hours. > >Sherry, how far are you from Fort Smith? > > Oh! Not far at all really. About 3-4 hours. I'm about 5 hours away. If you would meet me there with the kittens, I would love to take them home. >I'm about 5 hours away. If you would meet me there with the kittens, I would >love to take them home. OMG. You're my new best friend. E-mail me with a plan. My DH is off work Fri. evening, Saturday and Sunday this week, and the following weekend too. Let me know. Sherry I can't wait!!!! Tell the babies that their soon-to-be new mom already loves them to pieces!!!!! > OMG. You're my new best friend. > E-mail me with a plan. My DH is off work Fri. evening, Saturday and Sunday this > week, and the following weekend too. Let me know. > > Sherry OOO. They are SOOOOooo pretty. I can't wait to hear all about their new home :))))) HaPpY DaNcE > I can't wait!!!! Tell the babies that their soon-to-be new mom already loves > them to pieces!!!!! [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > > > Sherry >OOO. They are SOOOOooo pretty. I can't wait to hear all about their new >home :))))) [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >loves >> them to pieces!!!!! What a happy ending! I can't blame Pat. Those kittens are sooo cute. You're Wonderful! Congratulations!!! Piccies asap please once they're settled. Megapurrs to the lucky babes & their kind slaves Gordon, Bandit, Pericles Snowball SignatureFeline family viewable at: http://community.webshots.com/user/exocat > I can't wait!!!! Tell the babies that their soon-to-be new mom already loves > them to pieces!!!!! [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > > > Sherry > I can't wait!!!! Tell the babies that their soon-to-be new mom already loves > them to pieces!!!!! Pat, You and Sherry are both totally terrific. You made my day. Annie , who also got a bad case of kitten fever from the photos of those beauties. OMG - Pat you are truly an angel! How wonderful, and what a happy happy ending! I'm getting teary eyed on my end! Pics please when settled! Sherry - you are also an angel as well for taking in the little guys and caring for them. I am sooooo happy! Purrs to the both of you and the kittens for a smooth happy transition. And what a wonderful newsgroup!!!! JoJo > I can't wait!!!! Tell the babies that their soon-to-be new mom already loves > them to pieces!!!!! [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > > > Sherry > I can't wait!!!! Tell the babies that their soon-to-be new mom already loves > them to pieces!!!!! [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > > > Sherry I got all misty eyed reading this. Those two are just adorable. Now they've gone from being dumped to having a home. What a great outcome. Oh and I hope the person that dumped them burns in hell. > I can't wait!!!! Tell the babies that their soon-to-be new mom already loves > them to pieces!!!!! Those kittens really are beautiful creatures. I just had to have another look at the pics. I can already see them stomping around on those gorgeous big cat paws. Congratulations Pat, you've got yourself a lovely pair there. Helen Wheels > Those kittens really are beautiful creatures. I just had to have > another look at the pics. I can already see them stomping around > on those gorgeous big cat paws. Congratulations Pat, you've got > yourself a lovely pair there. > Helen Wheels I think Sherry might not know this yet, but to see ALL the lovely pictures she has posted of the babies, just go to http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/ which has a live-link directory of all her pics. All the gray kitten pics there have "graykitten/s" in the name. >I think Sherry might not know this yet, but to see ALL the lovely pictures >she has posted of the babies, just go to http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/ Oh, Lordy. I'd forgotten about half those pictures on that ftp site. Lest anyone think I'm a cat abuser, the "calico" pic is Biskit the first night she came up. And lest anybody think I'm a collector, Jack is the other dumped cat who died last July 11. Colin is a cat I fostered a few days. Boz is my son's cat. Orion is my daughters cat. Polykitten (Ernie) I fostered over one weekend till he got a ride to his new home. The rest were taken at the shelter. Sherry We need new Biskit pics. I'll say this Sherry, people sure dump the purtiest kitties at your place! > >I think Sherry might not know this yet, but to see ALL the lovely pictures > >she has posted of the babies, just go to http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/ [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Sherry >We need new Biskit pics. I'll say this Sherry, people sure dump the purtiest >kitties at your place! Oh, here's one. Biskit wants to show you what a brave girl she is, lying with her chin resting on that screenless window. http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/biskitwindow/jpg. That's a really nice thing to say, Karen. To be blunt, I thought she was horribly ugly when she first got here. Sherry >Oh, here's one. Biskit wants to show you what a brave girl she is, lying with >her chin resting on that screenless window. >http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/biskitwindow/jpg. Oh sorry. I put a period at the end that made it not work. http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/biskitwindow.jpg Sherry > >Biskit wants to show you what a brave girl she is, lying with > >her chin resting on that screenless window. > http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/biskitwindow.jpg > > Sherry She's absolutely adorable. Her fur looks so soft and silky. What a difference a little loving care can make. Annie >She's absolutely adorable. Her fur looks so soft and silky. What a >difference a little loving care can make. >Annie She has come a long way. She has even started turning her nose up at certain foods, which is a major thing, she used to inhale *everybody's* food. She was so needy I about stepped on her every time I turned around. Now she is even getting a just a little bit aloof and prissy. Just like a self-respecting cat ought to be ! Sherry > >Oh, here's one. Biskit wants to show you what a brave girl she is, lying with > >her chin resting on that screenless window. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Sherry Sherry, that is one gorgeous cat! More piccies when you can, please! Christine >> We need new Biskit pics. I'll say this Sherry, people sure dump the purtiest >> kitties at your place! [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Sherry Well, she cleaned up well :) That is brave! At least she can enjoy the view again. >Oh, here's one. Biskit wants to show you what a brave girl she is, lying >with [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Sherry I've said this before, Biskit looks just like Spicey, but with long hair/fur. Suz Macmoosette Thank Heavens There's Only One =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= Waiting for inspiration. Please hold while I contemplate my navel. |\__/| (=':'=) (")_(") In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", Jul 2004: > Oh, Lordy. I'd forgotten about half those pictures on that ftp > site. Lest anyone think I'm a cat abuser, the "calico" pic is [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Sherry OOOOooo there were kitten pics I hadn't seen yet. CUUUUTTEEEE!! SignatureCheryl Wow. This one just has "class" written all over it: http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/graykittens6.jpg > > Those kittens really are beautiful creatures. I just had to have > > another look at the pics. I can already see them stomping around [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > All the gray kitten pics there have "graykitten/s" in the name. > Wow. This one just has "class" written all over it: > > http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/graykittens6.jpg And that's one of the reasons I can't resist taking in these babies. Sherry - do you know yet if the DH will make the drive to Ft. Smith? >And that's one of the reasons I can't resist taking in these babies. > >Sherry - do you know yet if the DH will make the drive to Ft. Smith? Oh, yes, no problem. I told you he was a good egg. Sherry >> Those kittens really are beautiful creatures. I just had to have >> another look at the pics. I can already see them stomping around [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >All the gray kitten pics there have "graykitten/s" in the name. I did that yesterday (I'd figured out the way to get to directories a while ago), those kittens are sooooo cute, the persons who abandoned them must be really cold hearted. Suz Macmoosette Thank Heavens There's Only One =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= Waiting for inspiration. Please hold while I contemplate my navel. |\__/| (=':'=) (")_(") I love happy endings! Best wishes, SignaturePolonca & Soncek > I can't wait!!!! Tell the babies that their soon-to-be new mom already loves > them to pieces!!!!! [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > > > Sherry In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", "Pat" <spam.me.not.pdavis@fidnet.com> artfully composed this message within <news:GqGdnRHk97o1U3fdRVn-jA@fidnet.com> on 06 Jul 2004: > I can't wait!!!! Tell the babies that their soon-to-be new mom > already loves them to pieces!!!!! [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> >> Sherry I can't wait to hear the update to this!! Yay!! SignatureCheryl >>I'm about 5 hours away. If you would meet me there with the kittens, I would >>love to take them home. > >OMG. You're my new best friend. >E-mail me with a plan. My DH is off work Fri. evening, Saturday and Sunday this >week, and the following weekend too. Let me know. Wow!! You ladies are my heroes. The furthest we ever drove to pick up a cat was about 150 miles. My Russian Blue, Smokey, kept getting fostered out further and further from us. Well it wasn't really fostering, people thought they wanted a cat, and then changed their minds and handed the cat off to someone else. We were supposed to get him when he was only a few miles from here, but we just never caught up with him. I'll always remember the first time I saw him. He's a tall and well-muscled cat with a fourteen inch tail. He was being held by a four-year-old child and I thought that he would never stop overflowing that little girl's arms. At least we finally got him. I've never seen a better looking cat, and we used to go to quite a few cat shows so I've seen a lot of fine looking cats. We could have showed him in the open class (he was de-clawed and neutered when we got him) but we didn't want to stress him. We knew we had gotten a winner and that's all that mattered. Regards and Purrs, O J > >I'm about 5 hours away. If you would meet me there with the kittens, I would > >love to take them home. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Sherry Wow, I'm glad I read this whole thread before posting purrs - now I'm thrilled! :-) Purrs to the new mom Pat, foster mom Sherry, and the two gorgeous babies! ------ Krista Awwww! Ya'll are awesome! HaPpY DaNcInG!!! Christine > > >Sherry, how far are you from Fort Smith? > > > > Oh! Not far at all really. About 3-4 hours. > > I'm about 5 hours away. If you would meet me there with the kittens, I would > love to take them home. |
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