Mindy and Matilda: got home to an email from the shelter - there is space, can mom bring them in tonight? Sure - that actually works out cause they got kicked out of the bathroom to make room for Eclipse and they were NOT happy about it. Hopefully they will find their forever homes this weekend. :) We will let you know....
Gin and Moonshine did very well and were bouncing around last night like nothing happened. If only people could recover that quickly from surgery.
Eclipse: mom had talked to the cat caregiver at the shelter and asked about maybe bringing Eclipse to them. She tested negative for FIV/FeLV (YEAH!!!) and is already spayed. As mom put it, she needs frontline and a microchip and she is good to go. She is in the bathroom right now cause she was using some serious bad werds as mom came upstairs. The issue with the shelter is this - they have a large number of cats over the age of 4 and are limiting their intake. The clinic aged her at 4 years old. Don't get us wrong - we don't make the rules, we just have to deal with them. So, the compromise is this - mom will give Eclipse the weekend to calm down and chill a little. And then Tuesday morning she will drop her off at the shelter for an evaluation. If they accept her, great. If not, she comes back here - with the understanding that if a spot opens up, we want it for her. Mom would talk to the rescue lady, but she KNOWS they are up to their eyeballs right now. But, if adoptions speed up at Petco, mom may slip Eclipse up there as well.
(oh, and we have a local lost/found organization that has a website for missing pets. mom checked and there are no missing cats matching Eclipse's description - mom is going to put her up on the found part this weekend)
Either way, everyone is safe, healthy and that is about all we can ask. Well, that and the hots took a hike, so.....THE WINDOWS ARE OPEN!!!!!
Gin and Moonshine did very well and were bouncing around last night like nothing happened. If only people could recover that quickly from surgery.
Eclipse: mom had talked to the cat caregiver at the shelter and asked about maybe bringing Eclipse to them. She tested negative for FIV/FeLV (YEAH!!!) and is already spayed. As mom put it, she needs frontline and a microchip and she is good to go. She is in the bathroom right now cause she was using some serious bad werds as mom came upstairs. The issue with the shelter is this - they have a large number of cats over the age of 4 and are limiting their intake. The clinic aged her at 4 years old. Don't get us wrong - we don't make the rules, we just have to deal with them. So, the compromise is this - mom will give Eclipse the weekend to calm down and chill a little. And then Tuesday morning she will drop her off at the shelter for an evaluation. If they accept her, great. If not, she comes back here - with the understanding that if a spot opens up, we want it for her. Mom would talk to the rescue lady, but she KNOWS they are up to their eyeballs right now. But, if adoptions speed up at Petco, mom may slip Eclipse up there as well.
(oh, and we have a local lost/found organization that has a website for missing pets. mom checked and there are no missing cats matching Eclipse's description - mom is going to put her up on the found part this weekend)
Either way, everyone is safe, healthy and that is about all we can ask. Well, that and the hots took a hike, so.....THE WINDOWS ARE OPEN!!!!!







