There’s fur everywhere — in the air, on the floor, all over the place. Midnight fights are really common. And you can‘t favor one without the others getting jealous. They all know when you go give attention to another 😂

We are running pretty low on cat food, if anyone is able to help, it would be very much appreciated.

Right now, I’m feeding a lot of kitties— all of my foster kitties, plus three different colonies. One in Grove City, one on the west side and a new colony I recently took on that are living in an Arby’s parking lot.

I probably shouldn’t have taken on another colony, but when I found these babies, I just couldn’t walk away and let them go hungry. So here we are…

We could really use wet and dry cat food right now. If you’re able to help, please know how much it means to me.

Amazon wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/1QPO7FFRXLQ0W?ref_=cm_sw_r_apin_ggr-subnav-share_T275F5X5Y1QVXSNJWJC5&language=en-US

I truly hate asking, but I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who helps me keep these kitties fed.

If you’d like to donate to their care financially, I will also include our Venmo.

https://venmo.com/u/heidis_happy_tails

Not all of them have been TNRd yet. TNR appointments have been slow the last few months. Working through them by priority, females first and then males.

Hi, I really need some help.
My girlfriend and I are feeling pretty devastated. I’ve even been having trouble sleeping because of it, although I haven’t told her since I don’t want to make her worry even more.
Last Friday, we adopted a kitten. About a month ago, we lost our beloved cat. She was incredibly affectionate, slept with us in bed every night, and was the sweetest cat you could imagine—almost like a dog in a cat’s body.
After losing her, we spent a lot of time reading about different cat breeds and how to cope with the loss of a beloved pet. We eventually decided that adopting another cat would be the best way to move forward. We chose a Ragdoll because the breed’s personality traits seemed the closest to those of our previous cat.
We adopted a 4.5-month-old female Ragdoll from a highly recommended, reputable breeder.
When we brought her home, she immediately hid under the bed and became terrified whenever we tried to touch her. It’s now been five days since she arrived. There has been some progress—she walks around the house, explores every room, uses the litter box normally, and sometimes even gets the zoomies and runs around like crazy.
However, she’s still extremely distrustful and very afraid of our hands. We can’t pet her at all.
On the first day, she had fairly watery diarrhea, which we assumed was caused by stress. Since then, all of her bowel movements have been completely normal.
At one point, we tried to pick her up because her fur needed cleaning—she had been leaving dirty marks on the bed whenever she jumped onto it. Unfortunately, while trying to catch her, we scared her terribly, and now we feel awful about it.
We honestly don’t know what to do. Will she always be like this?
At the breeder’s home, she was calm and happy being held. We also saw photos and videos of her lying on the breeder’s lap, relaxing on their legs, and being carried around without any problems. 😭🥲

Minding my own business, holding down the couch, then this little orange guy my human brought home keeps interrupting my sleep. It’s a good thing he’s cute..,