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by sdrise 26 Jun 2014 ( edited Jun 28'14 05:17 )
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Well my little Chloe went with her new mama to her forever home today. She will be with her brother Rascal who the woman adopted last week. The last sibiling is going to another home tomorrow. Just the mama left in that group to adopt out... Now I am down to 18 cats... to find homes for. I will miss her... I spent a lot of time nursing her back to health.... I got very attached to her. What a cutie... Suzanne

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by 02kar 26 Jun 2014
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Yippee! Good news on Winnie too. Now to find homes for 18 wonderful cats who would be such wonderful pets.
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by sdrise 27 Jun 2014
Yeah!! Thanks sis!
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by ajmmjs 26 Jun 2014
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you r doing a wonderful thing
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by sdrise 27 Jun 2014
Thanks so much!
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by pennifold 26 Jun 2014
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Gosh Suzanne, you are a saint. Along with Vicki (basketkase) you are wonderful to look after all of these dear little creatures. God bless you in all you do for them. Love Chris
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by sdrise 27 Jun 2014
THank you but they give me a lot of love too.
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by lindalee757 26 Jun 2014
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Do you run an animal shelter or are all these cats in your home????? I love cats but that many felines at one time in one space...wow-lotsa scoopin and litter clean up
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by sdrise 27 Jun 2014
No shelter they are in an apartment in the house I own. Yep lots of food and litter and scooping. But I save and heal a lot of them. In return I see them thrive give love and get love and go to a great forever home
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by basketkase 26 Jun 2014
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Fabulous......how exciting for all!!
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by sdrise 27 Jun 2014
I am so happy she is doing well. She almost died on my three times. She is a little fighter. SO adorable too.
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by asterixsew 26 Jun 2014
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With so many cats to find homes for I am surprised that you have time to join us here as rehoming must be a full time job. Good Luck with finding the homes and congratulations to Chloe on her good luck
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by sdrise 27 Jun 2014
It takes a lot of time but it is worth it to see an injured or abused cat thrive and love again. It is worth seeing a feral learn to love, it is worth seeing a mama have and raise her kittens in a comfortable environment instead of the harsh outdoor. You get so much back in return.
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by airyfairy 27 Jun 2014
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You have such a big heart to do this Suzanne and I thank you for it. Hugs Sarah
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by sdrise 27 Jun 2014
Oh thank you but they give back just as much love to me. The way I look at it is I am helping out Gods creatures.
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by cfidl 28 Jun 2014
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That is many cats. many many cats. Lol! Is your place like a fun house where there are cat walks everywhere? I hope that over cages.
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by sdrise 28 Jun 2014
Some are caged, some roam free. Every day everyone gets a turn out of thier cages. They have many toys to keep them occupied, windows to sit in , a huge play cage with lots of interesting things to do in and out of the cage, No one climbs on things as they are trained by us not to. They have scratching posts to use too so no one scratches anything but that. When people adopt them they are used to be handled and touched every place and all the cats are very happy and placid, extremely social. We sit up there and watch kitty TV. It is so fun.