 Purred: Fri Mar 19, '10 12:30pm PST |
 | |  | | This is Delyte. That is such a sad story. We looked at your page but couldn't find out where you are or where the lady might be. If you are in an urban area, there might be shelters who would take the kitties until the lady finds and new home, and places to help her find a new home. If you live in a rural area like we do, there is not much available. Most shelters would take the kitties but they would not let the lady have them back, and most human shelters won't take even one kitty. Actually one of the best bets would be for your person to contact a local newspaper and see if they wanted to do a story on the lady. Usually when something like that appears, offers of help, the green paper, and even leads on a place to live can come forward. The lady also needs to try to contact whatever human welfare is available in the area.
You have to be careful, though. Some people would find the lady, take her kitties, take her car and not help her, so she has to be careful that publicity does not bring that on her.
Sadly, there are a lot of people in this situation lately. Our person, who lives in a tiny place with two cats more than is legal, gets all wet in the eyes when she hears about these things, and then she sometimes throws things around and yells loudly about different things. We don't know why the plants outside are involved, but sometimes she yells at "bush."
Giant wobbly black purrs to you! I have three evil kittens, and they are all much larger than me now. Develop an assertive personality and they will defer to you even if you are weaker. |  |  | |  |
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