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Sadly, I never appreciated black cats before Jingles came into our lives. She was abandoned in a woods next to our house. We heard plaintive meowing, went to investigate and out popped a black kitten. A black cat, why not a tortie or tabby? Oh no! but I couldn't leave her there. Fast...

i never appreciated black cats until Jingles popped into our lives.

Jingles, the day she was rescued/found in an empty lot next to our house, approximately 4 weeks old. :kitty2: Here she is in the bathroom with DH at 2 years old. :lovegrin: L

I found TCS late one night after bringing in a feral and realizing we had no idea how to handle her. All the info and help at that time gave us a wonderful cat who is still very shy but such a love! Our dear Prudence, Pru, or as the grandkids call her: Prunes. :lol3:

Jingles on neighborhood watch.

My Pru doesn't purr, at least not that I can hear, but I feel the vibration. She was a feral and she also didn't meow when she first came to us. One night we heard a screechy-scratchy sound and it was her finding her meow, she felt safe enough to try. Out in the wild requires being quiet and...

This is making me cry to read. I lost my dear Sammy in August from the same thing. He was 14 and had no diagnosed heart disease. One moment he was fine and the next he wasn't. It was such a shock to put him down within an hour from when it started. The only savIng grace was my DIL who was...

It's hard or pick just one pic when there are multiple cats in the house, it feels like I'm playing favorites. This is our Tabby, Prudence. She's a feral we caught and brought in when the vet thought she was 5-7 years old. That was nine years ago. She is a shy cat and likes to stay in her...

Our dog was at the front door growling yesterday morning. DH said it's probably a cat again. He put the leash on the dog to go out. I heard the door close and then almost immediately open again. It wasn't a cat but an armadillo digging for grubs. DH brought the dog in until the armadillo...