This is my cat tiger. a few years ago i was sitting on my porch and he walked up to me and kept rubbing my leg. he has been with me ever since.
this is my cat storm. he just showed up one day and stayed.
we have had problems with feral cats in our community. by no means are these cats feral now but there are a lot more in our town. i don't think the pound is the right solution but what are we supposed to do?
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1 comments:
I like how you ended this post with a question. It really asks the reader to become involved in your post and your question that ties into community! By asking people to answer a question about how to fix something that is a problem, you may start a discussion about positive things the community can do.
I love the photos of your cats and the story of how they came to live with you. This story and example really shows how you are trying to make a positive impact in the community by taking in feral cats and giving them a loving home.
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