It's certainly feeling like winter now, and the cats know it too, they are all eating like crazy and are nice and fat. This is Sadie and Misty, they live at the industrial spot where Betty came from, the wind really whips off the lake there. Sadie will let me pat her if she's hungry....
My displaced colony is adjusting, thankfully, to their new feeding spot, and after lots of canvassing, we have two neighbours who have allowed us to place shelters in their parking areas and the cats are using them. It's not as ideal as their previous spot and the really annoying thing is the work hasn't started yet! We had some sad news this week, we took Moon, the cat who showed up at Connie's colony to the vet, and he tested positive for FELV and FIV, he hadn't seemed very well while he was at Susan's. The best decision unfortunately was to send him to the Rainbow Bridge, but it hit all of us hard.
In good news, though, one of Michelle's fosters, Maggie, got adopted last weekend, and the senior cats Susan has been fostering since the summer are going to their new home on Sunday.
I'm dealing with URI going around my household, oh the joys of medicating cats!
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