Monthly Archives: May 2012

Well, SOMEBODY has to protect them from the Big Red Spring!

24 Thursday May 2012

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“Action!”

17 Thursday May 2012

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Hi, everyone!

I thought I’d share some clips of the SP#1 gang,  so you can see a little bit of the daily routine in the room.  For those of you who’ve been following for a while, you’ll be happy to see the clip of Holly (who is blind and deaf) standing very comfortably in the open, outside the doorway on the porch.  There are several clips of Katarina (who can resist that face?!) She first appears seated in her “look-out position” on the red perch out on the porch. The opening clip features Lucky, who is doing very well now.  The frequent nose bleeds she was having seem to have subsided. She is happy, healthy, and as playful as ever.  Her purr, as you’ll hear right away, is still going full force.  They’re a happy (and relaxed) little bunch, and I adore them all.

Meet Delilah

10 Thursday May 2012

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Delilah is back with her pals in Corner Room at the shelter.  I stopped in today after my morning with the gang in SP#1 (where all is well).

The group in Corner Room is really quite a bunch of characters.  I took a lot of video  of everyone today (in SP#1 and Corner Room) and can’t wait to introduce you to some of Delilah’s roommates.  They are a really great group of cats.  I can’t believe people haven’t scooped them all up already.   Although many of them are supposedly “shy” (according to the white board that offers brief descriptions of each cat), they were almost all coming over for attention, eager to interact and play.  I don’t know if it’s the camera that makes them curious, or what, but they were bouncing around like a pack of kittens in there today.

Anyway, it will take me some time to upload and edit all of the clips, so for now I’ll share the clips of Delilah, who has moved back to the shelter after her ordeal.  Her new family wasn’t taking proper care of her, and so we are welcoming her back to the shelter. She seems very, very happy to be back home.