strays rescued in past years (continued)

Lucy

This girl, who was originally from the farm, hung at my parents place for a couple of years, having had many kittens. When she was taken to the vet, to be spayed, and vetted, it was found that she was once again pregnant. Due to the overpopulation of homeless cats and kittens, the vet recommended that we still have her spayed. She recovered well, and although, she could be a bit unpredictable, a sweet lady was willing to give her a try as an indoor cat. After about 6 months this lady returned her as she was moving out West, but was going to send for her, once she was settled. I honestly thought, this girls unpredictability, had lost her an amazing home, but after a month, a plane ticket was sent for this girl. She flew alone, did great, and is a loved kitty.

Oreo

Oreo, an adorable kitten, who recovered beautifully from an upper respiratory infection with antibiotics. He was placed in a loving home, however, he was such an amazing kitten, he was definitely one of the harder ones to have to give up.

Red

Sweet little shy male kitten that we called Red, who had been living outside

on his own, on the Amherst shore. He was luckily, found to be quite healthy, and a

great home was found for him.

Kate and Ashley

These twin sisters were found living outside begging for food. They were placed in a home, where they lived for 2 months, but were returned due to other cats not adjusting to them. Luckily, another home was found within a few weeks, where they are very much loved.

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Bear

Little male kitten, who had quite bad upper resp. symptoms when discovered. He was

treated with antibiotics, oral and eye, and was place in a great home. From same litter

as little black and white female below.

Cutie

These two pictures are of the same female kitten, who was from a litter born outside

and living on a neighbours deck. She also had bad upper resp. when discovered, but did make a great recovery after treatment as seen in the next picture. She eventually got a home in N.B.