Sunday, October 30, 2011

upping the advertising






hugs, Deb


  1. Deb, I so wish and hope for a long-lasting loving and safe home for them all. I'd scoop them all up in one go!! (Annie too!). Kittens are impossibly irresistible but I'd really wish people could see beyond an adorable face and see a beautiful soul instead. I feel so desperately for all the deserving cats and I feel so bad for the dumpster cats I feed but know I can't possbily offer a home. I'm to the brim and beyond.
    Hugs, and thanks so much for what you've done for these gorgeous "treats-thieves" :-) and Annie

  2. I wish I could take one (three is my cat limit!) I am spreading the word and I hope these lovely ones find the wonderful homes they deserve. THey are all so beautiful!!

  3. I just wish that we lived closer, then I could help out by spreading the word....

    They are all gorgeous, I hope that you find a home soon.

    Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams

  4. They are so cute but I'm a bit far away to adopt them.


  5. My heart breaks at the thought of no one wanting Audrey or Nigel! They are beyond sweet and loving. Annie too...or is she staying with you? I am praying a home will be found. I admire you more then you will ever know.
    hugs, Linda

  6. Those kittens are so very adorable. Audrey and Nigel too. Yes, if only people would spay and neuter their animals - we wouldn't be in this fix of having so many homeless anipals. But, we're preaching to the choir - those of us read blog about animals are probably already responsible pet owners. Somehow we have to reach the general population. You are such a good person Deb. Some day there will be a special reward for you in heaven.

  7. oh I just want to scoop them up and kiss those sweet little faces..I hope they find their forever home soon..

  8. The mother and babies are so precious. I pray some people come along to give them loving homes...
    This must be so hard for you to raise them and then to part with them.."but, we can't keep every cat or kitten.

  9. Annie is so beautiful but you can see in here eyes a certain look of sadness. Our Thomas, who was abused and then thrown from an apartment building window in the inner city, had the same look. I adopted him because I had never seen a sad eyed kitty and he captured my heart. He was a love right from the start. It took about a year for him to actually believe he was safe and loved and wouldn't loose his home. It was wonderful to watch those eyes loose their sadness ( helped along by an elderly Siamese). Once Annie believes in her heart she has a forever home, her joy will shine through.