January 31, 2012

This is Lokai enjoying breakfast. He is my firendliest feral. He has asthma
and needs to go to the vet every couple months to get a shot. He likes to hide
from me when his breathing gets bad because he knows he will end up in a carrier
going to the vet to get poked. Poor baby :(

The weather was very nice this morning, and I had a larger crowd for breakfast.
I expect most of them tomorrow, too, but we will get cold again by the end of
week.

I hope they don't start shedding their winter coats before it is all said and done!

1/12/2012

This is Ank. One of my oldest ferals. She is very friendly at feeding time,
and curious about everything that goes on. She will follow me (at a safe
distane) when I am outside.

We had pretty weather this morning, but still not a lot of cats. I saw
Cali this afternoon and I saw Smokey last night, but they are missing
breakfast. Perhaps they are getting food from a neighbor, so don't need
to come all the way to me for breakfast when the weather is not optimal.

1/11/2010

At 7:13am the weather said it was 24 degrees out, but it didn't seem
to be true, there was only a thin film of ice on the water bowls.
There were only 7 cats for breakfast, so maybe it was colder than I thought.

They had their choice of tuna or salmon; usually favorites among all.

We are all looking forward to a warmer day tomorrow, and
loving the mild winter after 2 years of heavy snows.

1/9/12

Mark has been feeding the last couple of mornings,
so I haven't seen much of my boys and girls. I will be
back on track tomorrow am-

1/4/2012

This morning, even though I was up on time, I still only had
half of the group. Midnight was not limping or hopping today,
which is a relief, but I will need to watch him as he could get an
absess later on. It was still bitterly cold as well, so I think
most are holed up somewhere warm these days.

Hopefully, I will be able to get pictures uploaded soon to introduce
you to each cat.

1/3/2012

I awoke late this morning to find only a handful of the colony waiting
patiently for their breakfast.

I noticed Midnight hopping on 3 legs when he finished up, so I will have to
see if he will let me see what's up with that, and soon-

The 3 little girls are doing well and catching mice. I also noiced that
Farrah was a little bewildered by the wind and snow flurries we had today.