The New Year has ushered in a cold snap. 25 degrees F last night and still dropping. The heated cat beds sent to us in the summer while they were on sale, were utilized by the outside kitties. They had nice warm paws and ears this morning. I know that they appreciated that warmness.
Franklin has gone on to a new home where they love his striking looks and vibrant purrsonality. I knew that he wouldn’t be here long- polydactyl’s are always popular. They are so smart and loving- who can’t love a kitty with 21 toes?
I recently finished balancing CATS books. Within the week, I should be able to send all of you who donated this year, your thank you and tax letters. This year was tough on so many people and I so appreciate those of you who continue to give from your heart to these cats. We shall remain a sanctuary for those here who call our place their home. So thank you from the bottom of our hearts. If you find that you don’t have your letter in a timely fashion, or you disagree with the amount, please let me know. I am still a bit scattered-brained and missing my other half terribly. Trying to soldier on and keep to the details.
Hoping all is well in your world. Hug those around you that you love and care for and thank them for sharing your life.
I’m glad Franklin was able to find a new home so swiftly. I thought he might have been a bit of a handful there. My new cat, Raleigh, is polydactyl: six toes on each foot, I think. (That reminds me, I have to trim his claws.)
I know 2018 was the worst for you. I wish you only the best in this new year, though I know you will be able to cope with whatever life sends you.
Yay for Franklin!
We are having cold, but not much snowfall. The ‘O’ Cats are nice and plump, so the insulated shelter is working for them. However, I have plans for a new one, to be created over the summer. Wishing you the best in 2019.