This is one of the first pictures taken of my when I came home. You can see my infected ear from where it was clipped. Even though it hurt a little, I'm hoping that more and more feral kitties out there end up with an ear tip...that means there will be fewer babies on the street. To all my brothers and sisters on the outside...this one's for you!
My sweet Lilly Ann was very feral.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you found a home.
Our Georgia has a clipped ear so we know she spent a lot of years as a feral cat. However, she decided to adopt us and become a mostly indoor cat in her older years.
ReplyDeleteWe are glad you have a nice home and are no longer feral.
Happy National Feral Cat Day to a formal feral!! We are so glad you are now on the inside enjoying the good life. This was a very nice post to raise awareness! We just love your tipped ear! To our mom it is a very cool sign!
ReplyDeleteWe're glad that you've found a wonderful forever home and we hope that many more kitties do.
ReplyDeleteSo happy you have a super forever home now!!!
ReplyDeleteWe are so happy that you have a forever home now, Tuck. You and Andy are 2 of the lucky ones.
ReplyDeleteHad Andy survived, he may have become a feral cat.....Mom found him on the shoulder of a busy street in Mesa, Arizona. He was all alone and just a few days old. He barely had his eyes open.... and only weighed a few ounces.
With much love and special care he survived and is the wonderful boy you see on our blog today.
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Happy National Feral Cat Day! Glad you found your forever home, Tuck. :)
ReplyDeleteWe would like to see an ear tip gone from each and eFURy kitty that is feral. BUT, we is also furry happy that you have found a loving furever home, too☺
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you found your home too. You do indeed need to start a Formal Feral Cat Day to celebrate!
ReplyDeleteAw, Tuck...we're happy you are one of the lucky ones...we wish all the homeless kitties could be as lucky...
ReplyDeleteHappy National Feral Cat Day!
We're so glad yoo have a forever home Tuck ~ we love yoo!
ReplyDeleteMilo and Alfie xx
So glad you found a forever home.. Thats what we want for every kitty.. Hugs GJ xx
ReplyDeleteWe are so very happy that you are home, Tuck.
ReplyDeleteHappy Feral Cat Day, Tuck! We're so glad you found your human!
ReplyDeleteYou were such a cute baby! All four of us were feral kitties too. Happy Feral Cat Day to you dear Tuck.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post Mr Tuck!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you have a great forever home now.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad that you are formerly feral, Mr. Tuck. I wish that all kitties could have good homes, but for those who can't, a tipped ear is the next best thing.
ReplyDeleteAmen Mr. Tuck!
ReplyDeleteSmoochies!
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ReplyDeleteWhether we are feral or not, we are still a cute creature, cat :)
We are so glad you found such a great home! WE hope all feral kitties will have a good home one day too.
ReplyDelete--JB
Tristan was found on a lonely gravel road, so we have a soft spot in our hearts for all feral kitties! ~Crikey
ReplyDeleteHappy National Feral Cat Day! We are glad you are a formal feral, Tuck. But your poor ear! That must have really hurt.
ReplyDeleteYou were such a cutie kitten, Tuck! We're so happy you found such a great indoor home.
ReplyDeletePurrs and hugs,
The Kitty Krew
Hi Tuck. I checked with Jonesie and she said a tree outside your window counts...maybe you can get your mom to grow some cat grass inside? Anyway, you can join Jonesie's club even if you dream about gardens.
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