I go to the foster home every day and after the initial shock of the mess wears off, I settle in to my routine of feeding, cleaning and giving love to quite a few kitties.

As you all know by now, we did a large scale rescue last August, which brought us over 100 cats at one time. We still have the majority of these cats for a few reasons. We had to rehabilitate quite a few. They were in rough shape physically and emotionally. Some, still after rehab, aren't quite as trusting of humans as others, so they may be with us a while or indefinitely. Some haven't overcome their physical problems and would be difficult to adopt out.

A lot of them, however, are ready and raring to go. They would love a home of their own and a person to give them the attention they so much deserve. I thought I'd share some photos of some of the cats from that rescue. Some have collars because there are so many black kitties that we had to identify them somehow! Now we could take the collars off and I'd still know who they are. That's how much their personalities have developed.

Enjoy...


My man, Zane. He's the oddest shaped kitty. He LOVES people and other kitties so much.


Rita is finally coming around. She was a hold out, but lately is coming around for the pettin'.


George. Oh George. We're in love.

 
Little Miss Veronica. She's wee, dainty and extremely sweet.


Mia is a teeny tiny kitty. She's still a bit shy, but you can pet her all day.


Elliott. Thinks he's a dog. He sits up on his back legs like he's begging. He rolls over to have his belly petted. It's odd, but super adorable.


Caleb. Beautiful kitty with a huge purr. He's a lover.


Lancelot is still a bit shy too, but once you start petting him, he forgets.


Ringopants. He's my boy also. He has come a very long way. He used to growl at me when I'd try to pet him and now he seeks me out. It's an awesome transformation.

I just got a kick out of this photo of her. Looks kind of like she's singing or something...