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| Shy ginger kitty was very wary. This was as close as I could get! I believe this cat has a tipped ear, since I know the woman living next door practises TNR, as I do. |
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| This sweetheart came a'running when I called. I was allowed tummy rubs! Note the tipped ear; someone TNR'd this cutie, and is obviously caring for him well! |
On this 49th Earth Day, taking care of our fellow creatures is of paramount importance. I am doing my part by planting native species of flowers and bushes, to encourage native bees, birds, and bats. Helping outdoor cats too, has been a part of my life since 2008. Money isn't the solution; doing something is what is needed! Go to the Earth Day website here, and find out what's happening in your neck of the woods and all around the globe!
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Awww, so adorable and I would be doing TNR too. It's the responsible thing to do.
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Have a purrfect day and Earth Day. ♥
Such cuties! TNR against city policy? You've sure got some idiots running your city.
ReplyDeletescrew policy - good for you and your neighbor for doing the right thing
ReplyDeleteI'm with you. And boy am I grateful to those who TNR and foster.
DeleteTNR is crucial for the safety of feral cats. I'm proud of the work you do for cats.
ReplyDeleteJames Herriot. DVM. is one of my favorite people...as he often wrote all creatures great and small. The neighborhood kitties are lucky to have you looking out for them
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
TNR is so important, good for you and your neighbors. Happy Earth Day!
ReplyDeleteYes yes yes Earth day is every day. I'm feeling badly about cat litter I use.....I have to see if it is recyclable...
ReplyDeleteThank you for caring for your outdoor loves. They are so grateful and you put them in one of the important places in your life.
ReplyDeleteHow sad that your city is against TNR. I am glad you and others are taking care of these kitties. How does a city choose to be against this? Is it possible to fight city hall?
ReplyDeleteCute kitties! We're glad you and your neighbour are taking care of them, but we can't understand how anyone can leave them on their own. Or the city and it's policy.
ReplyDeleteWhat cute kitties. We can't believe the city doesn't support TNR. Happy Earth Day!
ReplyDeletewonderful work you and your neighbors are doing.....but...bees and bats? Not me!
ReplyDeleteWe're sad to know TNR is not allowed. Thank Bast for cat people like you!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! I don't know how TNR is against city policy. TNR is doing the city a favor by keeping the stray cat population down.
ReplyDeleteSilly that TNR is against city policy. Glad you guys are doing it anyway.
ReplyDeleteI find is discouraging that TNR is against city policy. You'd think they would encourage it.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful work you're doing - and spreading awareness to! Great post :)
ReplyDeleteWow!allowed belly rubs on the first meeting! pretty sweet! Wonderful to know there are such cat-caring people around--can't believe the city would not endorse TNR!
ReplyDeleteYou have amazing neighbors! :)
ReplyDeleteTipped ear is a popular way to sign spayed cat in Poland. I think it's good idea. Purka also has tipped ear :)
They look like they are being watched after which makes us happy Earth Day
ReplyDeleteWhat policy does the city have instead of trap-neuter-return? I hear ignoring a problem is very big in civil government.
ReplyDeleteWhat an honor to be allowed a tummy rub ! Nice to meet your lovely neighbors ! Purrs
ReplyDeleteIt's against city policy?? How horrible. When will people get on board and realize it's the best thing to do?
ReplyDeleteTNR is against city pawlicy? That's so wrong. Altho', it's purrobably against our city's pawlicy too. Glad the kitties are well taken care of. Big hugs
ReplyDeleteLuv ya'
Dezi and Raena
Against city policy? That's not good. But glad to see kitties are still being cared for!
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