Relocations and In Take
September Closeout
Our Cats after Release
Calls/EMAILS You Don’t Want to Get
BMG (Bitch – Moan - Groan)
OMG (Oh My God)
Surprise at PetsMart
Relocations and In Take: Placed 20 this week with intake at 7 – YES –
finally less intake!
2 Greenville
Rescue
5 Adoption
Group (Beazy Bear, Lucy, Sugar, Wylie, Asher)
1 Backyard/Garage
in Allen (LuAnn)
4 Barn in
McKinney (Sabrina, Puddin, Lucy, Lonnie)
1 TNR
(Stewart)
3 Barn in
Argyle (Jessie, Jordan, Jamie)
2 Barn in
Little Elm (Frieda, Reggie)
2 Barn in
Ovilla (Tripod, Magi)
September Closeout:
We placed a total of 64 in
September in 9 North Texas counties:
Collin Denton Grayson Hunt Tarrant
Dallas Fannin Henderson Parker
Cats after Release:
1. Weatherford:
Alex and Carlos from Fairfield, TX. are doing well in Weatherford. They have been out “exploring” then Jackie
returned them to the cage. Next Sunday
will be their release date.
Alex |
Carlos |
2. Northlake: Kojack
and Danali are doing well in Northlake.
They “roam” the property and clean out the main barn and the utility/hay
shed…”working cats” for sure.
3. Chandler: Bobbi
went to this sunroom/deck. She spent her
first week of confinement making a mess each night. Toward the end of the week, her captor was
cleaning the litter box and she TOOK OFF!
Well, they found her later the same day behind the washer/dryer (that is
why that area is blocked in my laundry room).
At last email, she was making biscuits on the husband’s shoulder with
her little prickly claws! They are
relieved and hope for no more drama.
4. Southlake:
Martha and Mary are hiding in the rafters of the barn but have ventured
out into the pasture via the cat room.
Both are doing well.
5. Flower Mound:
Shiloh has made herself at home in the backyard of this home.
Pam |
Shiloh |
6. Argyle: Sue
Ellen and Pam (The Ewing’s) are still hanging out in the tack room at their new
barn home in Argyle. Sue Ellen was under
a sink and not accessible, but Pam was in the shower. The family has acquired a donkey for coyote
control – GREAT!
Calls/EMAILS You Don’t Want to Get: I
continue to get emails from a guy in Valley View, TX that we helped
2 ½ years ago. We sent carriers into his
house and he came out with 27 kittens and 4 nursing moms. Well we do not take kittens but did that time. All eventually went to adoption groups but it
was a long, expensive adventure for Barn Cats!
I took him several traps and told him to call me and I would pick them
up. NEVER HAPPENNED! 4 months later, I contacted the Chief of
Police to get our traps back. OF COURSE
– he never followed through so now there are many, many cats back in that
house. I am taking a representative from
another group with me hoping he will take a guy more seriously than he
did with us.
BMG: A lady in South Dallas got 20 cats fixed through the
Big Fix for Big D. Well, now she is moving
and wants us to take these 20 cats AND only gave us 2 weeks. The cats got sterilized and a rabies
shot. Well, we require a negative test
for feline leukemia and a distemper shot.
I told her were could take 2 a week but the vet work has to be
done. She is going to check on where she
can get this done and then call back.
OH SURE!
OMG: I received a call from a vet clinic in
Richardson. A semi-feral cat had been
brought to the clinic and then abandoned.
YES – I picked her up – Callie is here now.
Surprise at PetsMart: I stopped in
the PetsMart at the Rayburn Tollway and Custer to buy IAMS. I passed by the Love-A-Pet Center and THERE
WAS OUR JUDY! We traded her to Texas
Cares and she is now up for adoption.
Judy was found alongside a highway near Sherman by one of our barn
owners who was going to see her veterinarian.
Now she will get a safe, all-indoor home through Texas Cares. (Sorry for the glare – picture taken through
glass).
Judy |
Thanks for following the
Barn Cats blog. See you next week! Peg
I cannot tell you how thrilled I am to see that Kojack and Denali were placed to a barn where they could spend their days hunting and working together. Did my heart SO GOOD to see that!! Thank you, thank you, thank you for taking an impossible situation and making it wonderful. I am so grateful to you for all you do. What a blessing.
ReplyDeleteI also wanted you to know that we had friends who had a stray cat hanging around their house. So friendly, but when they took her in they found out they were highly allergic. They offered this sweet cat to us...looks like a house cat that somebody dumped in the field near their home. She is so tame and sweet. We took her and she is working out beautifully in our home. Her name is Maggie and she is a sweetheart. Can't believe someone would throw her away. But her home is with us now...thanks again for your part in this story!
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