Looking after the mogs is tough at the moment, as finances are very
tight.

You may or may not remember that a little under 2 years ago, I fostered
a couple of very sick, very feral girl kittens, Mitzi and Mouse, who had
been dumped in some chip fat. They were very small, very traumatised,
and ended up in a *WONDERFUL* home, where they are loved, worshiped,
pampered and adored and they have trained their slaves well...

This afternoon, I was on the phone to a friend when out of the blue, my
front doorbell rang. Standing at the door was Mitzi & Mouses humans....
with 10 bags of cat litter. Apparently, where their human works is a
large engineering factory. The factory had ordered 2 pallets of cat
litter to soak up an oil spill, and had 1/2 a pallet of unused bags of
litter left over. They thought I might like some as I have several cats,
and they know I foster for Cats Protection sometimes so they dropped 10
bags around to "help out".

They had a cup of tea, and updated me on Mitzi and Mouse (who is now
called Molly) and who are now 2 years old! (I can't believe it's been
that long!!)

Mitzi and Molly have trained their humans very well, they are pampered
stupid, utterly adored, and it was great to catch up with my foster cats
& how they are doing.

Karma has bitten me in the a$$ again. ;o)

Helen M