rpuckett
Well-Known Member
Since I moved in November, I have been found by stray cats twice, the second time being tonight with a small kitten. My apartment is strictly no pets, but I did get them to write in my three rabbits as acceptable (before my unspayed girl got preggers and had a bunch of babies). So now as I wait for homes for my babies, I am definitely over limit on animals, and as I come in from a ten hour shift, a tiny malnourished kitten runs up to me. He is a sweetie. Someone put out. I wish he was lost, but his sides are concave, so he has been lost a while. I will feed him, keep him warm tonight and then have to take him to the shelter, unless I can quickly find somewhere for him to go. He reeks and his rear end looks sore. He is nursing on the fluff of my jacket. And I am heartbroken, in love, for him, and disgusted with the poor example of a human that put him out. Blah. If I kept every animal that came for me, I would need a lot more land/space.
Though I am sad I can't keep them, I am overall glad that the animals know where to come when they need it, I suppose. Pictures to follow for anyone who is interested.
Though I am sad I can't keep them, I am overall glad that the animals know where to come when they need it, I suppose. Pictures to follow for anyone who is interested.