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Hello gang! We sure had a busy weekend but we managed to get plenty of Easy in yesterday. Several of you asked about our ferals so I thought we would show you some pictures today. I know Marg will enjoy the pics, she just loves her ferals! The pictures are taken at a distance, through a sliding glass door with a telephoto lens since there is no getting close to them.
The first two pictures are the Momma Black Kitty drinking out of our bird bath and you can see Momma Tabby in the background.
In this next picture you will see three of them. A little black one is up in the tree on the left and if you look closely you can see a little furry tail hanging down. That is Momma Tabby and her little kitten is the one that was killed in our yard. Up in the top right is one of the Tortie kittens.
Here is one of the Tortie kittens laying in the yard waiting for a pounce from the black kitten that was up in the tree.
And ready, set, go…here comes the pounce from the black kitten….
And finally, here is Momma Black Kitty up on our deck checking to see if the food human is home. We all often lay by our sliding glass door and watch her and the others.
I hope you enjoyed meeting some of our ferals. We feed them and make sure they have fresh water, but there is no getting close to them and they won’t go near anything that looks like a trap…even the kittens.
Remember, adopt cats, we deserve it!!!!! More Forever Homes More Often! Purrrrr! Zip! Later!
ARRRRRRRR, that’s just luv-ly. Those pictures were great. It’s nice to nose they don’t go hungry 🙂
Big Hugs Mollie x
Great pictures, thank you and thank you again. Glad you took some pictures of them. Have you tried to just leave a carriers out there where you feed them or is it someone else’s property?? That is intertesting that they come up to the house. So they are getting a little used to you. It took me two years to catch our Momma kitty here but I did it. I almost fainted the day that I got her. Poor thing, she went through a lot but she is just fine now.
Thanks again for the pictures.
They all look cute! I love the photo of Momma Black Kitty drinking water.
Great to know they have you to take care of them 🙂
Lovely pictures, nice to see your gang of ferals, they are very fortunate to have you looking out for them!!!
We loved seeing the pictures of your feral friends – the black Momma kitty is lovely. Thank you for caring for them.
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
Awww, cute kitties! How many ferals do you have? We think it’s great that you help take care of the ferals; they deserve love and care, too 🙂
Thank you for taking care of your feral fambly! And thanks for the birthday wishes for Minchie!
Wow! I cannot believe how gorgeous those ferals are. You are so nice to look out for them!
Shelle, Milo, Dixie and Newby,
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amazing how well they figure out those traps. have you tried a drop trap? just a thought. we are glad they are being taken care of by all of you…..
What beautiful kittehs! I am so glad dat ya’ll helps take cares of them, ya’ll is special fur helpin’ them.
We has lots of ferals around here too…and I do mean LOTS!
Puddles
They are adorable! I am sure they are very thankful for the food and fresh water!
xo C
I think feral cats are both lucky to have so many kind humans who are willing to feed them and I also think feral cats are in danger of getting attacked by prey. In some ways I wish my cats were indoor/outdoor cats so they could roam as they please but I would be afraid they would be harmed or never return home.
That’s so wonderful you are looking after the kitties. You have a big heart. They look very comfortable in your backyard.
The feral kitties look lovely. They were very wise to come to you where they are kept well fed. We are grateful to you and all the others like you who take care of so many feral kitties.
Awesome photos! Thank you, those would not have been easy to take, I’m sure. My favorite is the tail hanging out of the tree! lol Take care, ferals! (And happy Monday, Brian)
Never say never about traps. Domino eluded traps for years. Does anyone in your area do TNR with a drop trap? I’m happy to advise what finally worked for us.
What pretty kittehz. We is so thankful you are feeding them and keepin water out.
Those are very healthy and happy looking ferals! We sure hope they’ll learn to trust your Dad one day so they can be neutered and live life without worrying about fighting or getting pregnant.
Thank you so much for looking after the ferals!
We are so happy they are being cared for, and cared about.
thank you for the pics, your garden looks nice and the Ferals look as though they are well fed and happy, what a shame youve had no luck catching the momma cats because no more kittens would be so good for them.
Thank you for taking care of the ferals. I was one once and I was lucky the day I went into the trap, cauze otherwize I wouldn’t have my fur-ever home.
Tipp
Thank you so much for taking care of the ferals! We’ve had three feral brothers but only Maxx is left (and we think he’s just crabby because he wasn’t 100% feral). Great photos! Here’s to earning even more of their respect and trust!
Seth, Maxx, Newton, Tessa & Pia Bean
Those kits are lucky to have you to care for them
I’m glad you kitties let the feral kitties hang out in the yard and don’t get upset with them! I guess you realize they need your human’s support.
Your ferals are so cute and have a big yard to enjoy!!!!!
Kisses friend Brian!
They are so lucky to have you! I betcha one these days they’ll venture into a trap. You’re humans are wonderful to watch out for them. Cute kitties!
Brian,
Mom Julie met some ferals on her trip south and at first, was disappointed she couldn’t cuddle them (she missed us terribly, I think), but then realized keeping their distance from humans was a way to keep them safe, too. Not everyone can be trusted 🙁
Have a good week! We enjoyed meeting your little friends.
Tom xx
I LOVED seeing them. I wonder how the Tortie got into that little group? Meaning she isn’t a relative I guess. Bless them and you.
They are lovely and wise because they know who will feed and not hurt them. I thank you for feeding and helping them.. Hugs GJ xx
we enjoyed them a lot. we have our own community of ferals or stray cats (mama doesn’t know the diff) that the whole community of humans living in the area feed and support including our family.
Those ferals sure are beautiful, Brian. Thanks to you and your family for caring for them. They sure are lucky to be your friends.
Once again you are so kind to look out, as best you can, for these feral kitties. I’m sure they’re happy enough living outdoors in the summer as long as they have plenty of free food, but I worry for them when colder weather comes.
It’s very interesting to see them going about their daily business — and wonderful that you can get some shots up close and PURRsonal (without touching).
I am sure they know how lucky they are to have you take care of them!
Brian
It is so sweet and thoughtful of you to share with your ferals.
They look so happy and very content.
Purrs for Alex
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♥Abby♥Boo♥Ping♥Jinx♥Grace♥
What cute kitties. We have some outside cats hanging out around here as well.
What a lovely group of kitties!! All so lovely too.
Big purrs to you for looking after them 🙂
Purrs Tillie and Georgia,
Tiger,Treasure,JJ and Julie
PeeEss: Big purrs for Gracie. We just heard about Alex.
Thanks for showing us the feral kitties, Brian. And thanks to your humans for taking care of them.
Awww, those sweeties are looking good. Love the pictures they show the result of some great care and feeding. Bless you all!! Hugs and nose kisses
Those are great pictures, Mr. Brian! You got us inspired to try and take some of the feral kitties around here 🙂
They’re beautiful – lovely photos!
Dear Brian,
Your ferals is cute! They is so lucky to has yous to looks after them
Kisses
Nellie