I would like to find a home for tiny tabby, but I know that all the local rescue organizations are overrun with kittens. There just aren't enough homes. It's sad. Many of those other kittens probably won't find homes, either. I delude myself with hope.
They melt your heart, but they also make you cry.... cry because I can't give them what would be best for them - a loving home. You do have to wonder, sometimes, why life has to be so hard, so uncaring. The longer I work with feral cats and kittens, the more I wonder about this.
Tiniest tabby is a girl, by the way, and she has a black bobtail brother.
These two are so so adorable. I reposted this on my blog. I hope you don't mind - maybe it will help somehow. It directs them right here. I pray they find good homes.
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness... i dont think its silly- i like to adopt siblings and have done so twice. I so wish i could again now...
ReplyDeleteThank you! :)
ReplyDeleteCats have taught me a lot. They never give up hope and neither should we. I hope these two precious kittens find good and loving homes.
ReplyDeleteDid these beautiful little guys ever find a forever home? I am going through the same thing with trying to find homes for 3 little black feral's that I am domesticating. It's very hard to find homes for them. Any suggestions?
ReplyDeleteGood luck and thank you for what you do for cats.
Best,
Lisa
Lisa, not yet! But three others the same age have found homes recently. Some people have good luck using Petfinder.com - I go through another rescue organization that uses them and it helps me by putting an organization that has a formal application system into the mix.
ReplyDeleteThe more time your kitties can spend meeting new people in the meantime, the better. One thing that really improves the chances of adoption is if your kitties aren't too shy with strangers.