I’m A Cat Mom

Bless you for looking after these dear animals. You made my day. I have one here we have called Simba. He has actually been abandoned twice. When I get back in my home I will bring him. For the moment we are waiting for our rented home to be restored since our fire on Dec. 11, 2010 in which we lost our whole pet family, that has been difficult. Since we are staying with someone else until we get back in I can’t take Simba in yet. The other little one, we called Smoky was also going to be brought but the last time we saw him he was sitting on my friends porch and we haven’t seen him since and I believe he may have passed away, sad to say, dear little soul. Simba has carriers set up for, food, soft and dry and treats so we are doing our best for him as it stands.

Hello, Cat Mom:

So nice to hear your story. I think this unconditional care makes not only cats, but also us, humans, better living things. The only concern I have: did you check to see if anyone of your new “campers” is neutered or spayed? May be just in case there is a way to take them to a vet, one at a time, to make sure they don’t go ahead and make more little furry homeless babies.

Not all the people are as kind,and not all the ferals are as lucky.

All the best to your kitties and your kind heart.

How refreshing it is to read of the kindness of people like you and your neighbours.

So many others chase feral cats away, sometimes even kill them and that is dreadful because people cause the problem in the first place by abandoning cats.

Rodney and Momma obviously trust you a lot but most ferals are happier outside. I was sad to read about the older guy who came to thank you before he died.

Your compassionate story has really cheered up a gloomy day for me, thank you.

Thanks for sharing your story Elly. Cat mom’s probably save the lives of millions of feral cats every year. You are a great hidden resource doing good work. The feral cat needs more of you.