HOARDERS ARE US!
Relocations and In Take
March Close Out
Our Cats after Release
Phone Calls/Emails You Don’t Want to Get
Calls you WANT to GET
THANKS to Feral Friends
Relocations and In Take: 21 left this week with intake at 23 – Still
going the wrong way! :
2 Barn in
Oak Leaf (Oscar and Blackie)
2 Barn in
Ovilla (Percy and Zena – Warrior Princess)
3 Barn in
Midlothian (Peg, Tommy, Teddy Jack)
3 Barn in
Prosper (Diane, Dena, Dana)
3 Barn in
Melissa (Crookshanks, Peace, Ginger Snap)
5 To
adoption groups (Kandy, Andrea, Vicky, Raccoon, Pity)
2 Euthanized
– Bummer! (1 really sick and 1 FELV +)
1 Neuter
and Return (Time)
March Close Out:
It was a good month for us…62
placements in 8 counties:
Collin Dallas Denton Ellis
Fannin Grayson Johnson Smith
…and 1 to CALIFORNIA!
Our Cats after Release:
·
Blue Ridge: One of the torties has escaped from the
cage. I think
she will stay around because her sister is still caged….HOPE SO! These are two from the Tyler rescue.
·
ADOPTION: Vivi, Tristi, and Monkey have all been
adopted into forever homes….YEAH!
·
McKinney: Harley is doing well at the barn in
McKinney. I made an appointment to pick
up equipment on Friday – BUT – the barn owner had a traffic accident on the way
to meet me and – well – still have outstanding equipment there. She was not hurt – GOOD NEWS!
·
Oak Leaf: Jason is doing well there. He was in the hidey box with his ears pinned
back as usual. I think he is so cute! Nipsy, however, has not been seen and may
have taken off. BUMMER!
·
Oak Leaf: Keri and Jojo have taken up with the other
cats on the property and are doing well.
Phone Calls/Emails You Don’t Want to Get:
·
Dallas Hoarder (Update): I
have received a total of 18 with 3 still left to be re-trapped. I will begin placing some of these cats this
week, I hope.
·
YOU ARE GOING TO LOVE THIS (Update - again): The 4 friendly
cats that I gave to Feral Friends – well –
§ One was NOT pregnant
§ One was pregnant but not far along – litter aborted
§ One was pregnant but the doctor could not tell –
opened her up and then sewed her back up – litter on the way
§ One was obviously pregnant and we are waiting for
these to “pop”.
Feral
Friends has set up a “nursery” for all these pregnant cats!
·
Keene Hoarder: We started taking cats from this situation on
Monday of this week. Pam with Feral
Friends went with me. The house is NOT
in bad shape – unlike the Dallas situation – but she is moving in a month. Took over 13 carriers for the inside cats and
4 traps for the outside cats. She got 6
packed up while we were doing a transfer of the Dallas cats to my truck. That was really good news. However, when Pam called to pick up
additional cats on Thursday, she had not done anything….oops! Last Monday morning when we were going there
at noon, she called me and tried to cancel. I THINK most of these folks are depressed and find it difficult to deal
with this type of task. BUT – if they will
just get it completed, then this major project is DONE. I am afraid this is going to drag on all of
April! …and, of course, she has no
transportation!
·
Denison: An elderly lady, who we have worked with
before, is now in a rehab facility and will not be allowed to return home. There were 6 cats in the house and 3 outside. Rhonda went over there on Wednesday evening
(full moon) AND A MIRACLE HAPPENNED! She got all 9! I had set up
caging in my garage – never put un-tested cats in the house – and we knew from
previous experience that there is feline leukemia in that neighborhood. She arrived at my house at 10:30 that
night. Of the 9 – all but one tested
negative:
§ 1 went to adoption group right away (very pregnant)
§ 4 are friendly but may be “older than dirt”
§ 3 are feral
§ 1 was euthanized – FELV +
Calls you WANT to Get:
Received a call from a barn
owner in Ennis that has multiple barns and sheds over 200 acres and wants 9 to
12 cats! YES! Music to my ears! The first three have been scheduled for
Tuesday next week and I will look at the rest of the property when I deliver
those three.
THANKS to Feral Friends: They received
a donation of 3 pallets of dry cat food this week and gave us one pallet – MANY
THANKS for sharing! Normally we spend
about $130 every two weeks on dry cat food – IAMS. The donation was of Hill’s brand – also good
stuff!
Thanks for following the
Barn Cats blog. See you next week! Peg
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