Blog
12/07/15 to 12/27/15
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Relocations
Our Cats after Release
Bad Calls/Emails: Guilt Trip: 15-Year-Old Cat to Animal Services
BMG (Bitch/Moan/Groan): From California to
Maryland
OMG (Oh My God): Christmas Vanna
Tornado Update
Hal -- RIP
Relocations and In
Take: We had
11 placements this week.
4 Barn
in Prosper (Captain Jack, Tootie, Linda Sue, Dahlia)
2 Barn
in Red Oak (Martha, Lazarus)
2 Barn
in Copper Canyon (Lucy, Topper)
2 Barn
in Fort Worth (Loki, Chance)
1 Shed in Wichita Falls (Rose)
Our Cats after Release:
1.
Crowley: Toby went to this
garage in Crowley. From the photo, he is
doing well.
2.
Greenville: Posey and Petunia
went to the barn on an organic farm just north of Greenville. Both were seen that morning and are doing
well.
3.
Fairview: Spot was placed in the
garage and Mork and Mindy in the barn.
All are doing well. Mork and
Mindy have taken up residence in the rafters of this small barn in a
neighborhood.
4.
Van Alstyne: Tinkerbelle, Loni,
and Grace went to this goat farm where they have 4 or 5 Great Pyrenes dogs for
protection. All 3 are living on top of
the tack room is an insulated feral house that was given to Barn Cats by the
SPCA of Texas….many thanks! The barn
owner had said she had seen those on line and it is a $300 value – geez! BUT – it will house all 3 cats and keep them
warm this winter.
5.
Gunter: Vivian and Effie were
placed here. Both are around and I saw
the Siamese Mix but did not get a picture.
6.
Flower Mound: Tobi and Emma were
placed in this insulated barn. Emma is
not in the house and Tobi is enjoying the barn.
Both are doing great!
Bad Calls/EMAILS: Guilt Trip: 15-Year-Old Cat to Animal Services
A
guy called the main Barn Cats number and I answered the phone. He went on and on, never took a breath, and I
had to yell at him to listen. He
continued to talk over me and had a “smart” answer for all my
questions/comments. Then he tried the
guilt trip: I guess I will just have to
take my 15-year-old cat to animal services.
THAT DID IT! I told him he is
going straight to HELL and I hung up on him.
BMG: From California to
Maryland
I
received a call from a lady in Maryland who said a person she knew was driving
from Maryland to California to pick up her 25 cats. Probably 10 or 12 of them are
semi-feral. There are places in
California that do barning but she had not pursued it. This person in Maryland wanted me to take
those semi-feral cats and she would get her to pass through Texas to drop them off…WHAT! No – if this person did not pursue getting
them placed in California, she is not going to drive into Texas to leave them
here even if I would take them which is not the case. We have plenty of cats here! She was just trying to help but I would be
willing to bed the owner of the cats would not give them up. Sorry – cannot help with this one for
sure!
OMG: Christmas Vanna
Vanna
is a Turkish Van that we put in a barn in Bartonville several years ago. I received this photo from the barn owners. She is doing great and looks really good in
the hat!
Tornado Update: Barn Cats, Inc. homestead was not affected
by the tornado in the metroplex.
However, we had several sites in its’ path where we had recently placed
cats. I have been in contact with all
those sites (Glenn Heights, Red Oak, Rowlett) and none were hit but it was
soooooo close – like less than ½ mile. Don’t Mess with Mother Nature!
Hal – RIP
Do
you remember the female cat that had “external tumors” -- balls? Well, Hal was FIP+ and had lots of health
problems that we just could not seem to get under control. He quit eating for 2 or 3 days – I was
force-feeding him but he would just throw it up. I went to the Emergency Clinic on Saturday
morning and had him put to sleep. What a
kind, gentle soul – but he just did not have a chance. His final 2 months were safe and dry here at
Barn Cats. HAL – GET A BETTER BODY NEXT
TIME! RIP, Mr. Hal!
Thanks
for following the Barn Cats Blog. Peg
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