Folks that think it is ok to drop off kittens in the country to fend for themselves.
Tonight before dark, my wife went out to lock up the flock when she saw two prolly 6 week old kittens come running to her.
She of course brought them in the house and gave them feed, water, and a dish of milk...they were starving, and friendly. That's the clue that tells you they were dropped off. We don't have any close neighbors.
We also adopted a older male that was apparently a total house cat, before someone dropped him off also. He doesn't even care about going outside and hunting. He was a healthy mess, on the dieing end when he found the house with love, food and care.
Folks need to take these innocent felines to the humane shelters, intead of dropping them out in the wild, in my opinion.
bigzio
Tonight before dark, my wife went out to lock up the flock when she saw two prolly 6 week old kittens come running to her.
She of course brought them in the house and gave them feed, water, and a dish of milk...they were starving, and friendly. That's the clue that tells you they were dropped off. We don't have any close neighbors.
We also adopted a older male that was apparently a total house cat, before someone dropped him off also. He doesn't even care about going outside and hunting. He was a healthy mess, on the dieing end when he found the house with love, food and care.
Folks need to take these innocent felines to the humane shelters, intead of dropping them out in the wild, in my opinion.
bigzio
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