Time to post some of my latest – stay tuned!
Tag Archives: Cat Photos
Honor Roll!
I am honored that three of my photos have been selected for the website for the National Center for Prosecution of Animal Abuse. The site is up and here is the link:
Shout out to the Kitsap Humane Society
On a personal note, today my kiddos and I took their grandparents to the Kitsap Humane Society to find a companion. The layout of their property and their semi-retired, grandchild-visiting lifestyle mean a dog is not an option, so we visited the cattery. Dad really wanted a dog. The cat room is a clean, peaceful place, and it is obvious the workers and volunteers care deeply for the animals. Everyone was so helpful, from the volunteers to the staff (thank you Sharon!!!) to the vet. With their guidance, we chose the perfect (flawed) pet. Tumbler is a great fit! He has some neurological damage, so he wobbles and stumbles a bit (“Just like us!” says Donna-Nana), and his head swivels 180 degrees, but he is such a sweet, friendly little dude. He took right to his new home tonight, and when my dad called me about 8:30 he was just so thrilled with “his” cat. This seems like the start of something great (and I sure hope so, because if it isn’t, it is totally my fault). I strongly encourage you to visit the shelter the next time you are open to a (or another) four foot, tell the staff your situation and heed their advice. They are great and your buddy is waiting!
A feast is coming!
Just do it…
I am so sad as I write this, yet another furbaby’s life too short. I was planning to get some photos later this summer of this precious girl and her four-footed and two-footed siblings, and now it is too late. I thought I had learned that lesson already! SO – this is not a business plug, it doesn’t have to be me, but get some pictures of your four-foots sooner rather than later. Take them with your phone, your point and shoot, your cousin’s sister-in-law’s camera. Have some with you in them. Please don’t wait too long. Record some memories with your critters and do it today. If you’re lucky you’ll get 18 spectacular years (for me that was still not enough), but life is short and frail and wonderful.

