Umnak wrote:
What an excellent thing you are doing for these animals, especially getting them fixed! Last fall, our Mackerel(we didn't have a clowder) finally got comfortable one night after feeding. The wife picked her up and she fell asleep in our sons lap! She's well adjusted to the other two rescues as house cats. They make for very loving pets once they choose to give up the wild life!!
Great shot of Ms. Daisey as it looks like the update is spot on!
Rob
Thanks! We have several that are quite comfortable in the house, but, they go in and out on their terms, not ours. Except one that we named Lucky. He was just a few weeks old when his mother abandoned him. Hours away from dying when we realized what was going on. He could literally fit in a teacup. With the help of the Vet we nursed him back to health and he is now the biggest hell raiser of them all. Since he has never lived outdoors or had a mother teach him the ropes we keep him in the house. He can find more ways to get into trouble but he is a great cat. Well worth the effort.