Animal Rescue and Care Fund

[sirwilliam]

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[slytherin13]

I don't know about them...BUT I volunteer at the Seattle Animal Shelter & would HEART YOU SO MUCH if you became a foster parent for a cat! :D

[sirwilliam]

See above, it was bad wording, but I do appreciate people who volunteer to host homeless cats.

[slytherin13]

Oh! That's even better! a PERMANENT home for a cat :D yay!

[bradarsenal]

No clue as to that organization, but rescuing Jack was the best thing I've done in at least a decade.

[sirwilliam]

What sort of cat is Mr. Jack?

[bradarsenal]

Jack is a dog, but lovely anyhow.

[sirwilliam]

Then he's a very strange sort of cat indeed!

[ohwendy]

[sirwilliam]

Edward Gorey is my hero! He also had a collection of antique cheese graters.

[rubymusing]

First-- I love OhWendy's picture posted. I marvel at the books and cats and think.....that's not such a bad life. (mixed with the emotion of there really are "crazy cat men" not just ladies)

Second--Tues. night a client brought in 3 kitties that she was fostering. Waiting for them to weigh 2 lbs and be old enough for the adoption process. They were so adorable that I could hardly keep away from them even with the itchy throat and sniffles. ADORABLE. In SD, it's a real issue with coyotes and hawks that nab cats if allowed outdoors-- anything like that in Portland neighborhoods? (I know it's considered healthier if they're all indoor....but......) I don't know how you have gone this long without being a new Dad again.

[sirwilliam]

Portland is as safe as a city gets for outdoor cats, and there are a ton of friendly neighbor cats that hang out along my street, but I still wouldn't do it. Cars, raccoons, and FIV are just some of the dangers.

[velveteen0]

that is a frakin' cute cat!

[sirwilliam]

He's up for adoption, check out their site...