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were told this little guy was likely feral. He had been incarcerated for
a month and was not approachable. So he was neutered and given to PAF.
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He
was taken to a safe room, with a feeder, and Minna and Brad opened the
kennel door . . |
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says 'it was love at first sight'. . . . Minna watched as
Brad leaned over to tentatively touch the little cat . .
. and then he picked him up |
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Brad
has 'the gift' . . . his gentle way met with instant bonding from
the scared little cat. His name is now Philo and Brad adopted him
2 days later ! |
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A family's retirement move on to a boat left this little guy in
the lurch. A former PAF adoptee, we now have him back. He
was a feral kitten in 2005 and has remained very wary of a regular home
life. We're hoping he will bond with another cat to bring him out of his
shell. |
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This handsome creature we named Sparky because he is feral and
REALLY feisty. He lives at a business near the Second Narrows
Bridge. He was unneutered and we wanted to give him a better life . .
so out came the trap ! |
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| He's plainly ready
to have his freedom back ! |
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More
than ready ! He knows he's back to his territory |
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| This
is Arnold and he has skin issues ! He lives at a business near the
waterfront and is VERY loved by the owners and staff. Poor Arnold
has to come to the vet for treatment from time to time but PAF and the
business help pay his bills ! |
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We
repainted and re-roofed this 48 year old rabbit hutch and turned it into
a cozy feral station. You can see that someone is sleeping in it
as there is a depression in the straw! |
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little feral is Twinkle and she is ready to strike out if we get any
closer! She had a litter of kittens with her last winter.
VOKRA took the kits and Twinkle for spay and then PAF found Twinkle a
nice feral home. |
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This
is a photo many months later of Twinkle at the feeding station.
She is licking her lips as she was chowing down from a yummy meal when
we
surprised her |
