Please help the kitties

[pywacket]

ok, some of you may know that my friends rescued a box of 7 kittens and 2 cats. They'd been abandoned by a junkie bitch and left to die. They lived in their bathroom for nearly three weeks...slowly but surely being adopted by lovely people. I myself have Mr. teatime, the runt of that litter.

here is the whole story

http://www.patcalifia.com/kittens.html

So the deal is, because the momma cat has such bad ringworm no one will adopt her and she is stuck in the bathroom because Matt and Patrick have a two year old son, an old grumpy granny cat,two HUGE dogs and a small SF house that also holds Patrick's office. We need to get This momcat to the vet and get meds, but it's expensive. I just dropped $250 to get Mr. teatime in shape and I'm donating what I get from some of my auctions toward the cause.

So anyway....mattblakk@earthlink.net is the address for paypal and I'm not just asking, I'm begging for donations to offset the medication and vet visit so we can get this momma cat taken care of.

If you have any questions, please talk at me!

Comments

Argh!

[sexonwheelz.livejournal.com]

This (http://www.skintrade.org/drama/2001_06_01_archive.html#3924775) happened to me in June - Some idiot dumped a momma kitty and five babies in a box on the side of my street. Guess who took them in? You guessed it - ME.

I would love to find that person, nail them and their family shut in a refrigerator crate, drive them out to the desert and leave them stranded on the shoulder of the Palmdale Freeway when it's 108 in June. *grr*

You and your friends are saints for doing all you can for them. Stuff like this makes me certain that in many instances, cats are more deserving than humans are.

Re: Argh!

[pywacket.livejournal.com]

I absolutely agree that cats are more deserving than humans...

and it sounds like you racked up the karma points as well. I'm glad there are others willing to take on the responsibility of lives more worthy

very small world

[pywacket.livejournal.com]

clovis is a friend of yours?

He's my husband's best friend...tiny planet.

Re: very small world

[sexonwheelz.livejournal.com]

Yes, teeny planet. I'm a former acquaintance of Jim's as well. Santa Barbara is a strange, incestuous place, it is...I'm one of the ones who sent roses when you guys got engaged. My name has changed since I last saw him; he'd have to see a photo before he'd remember me and the whole Sordid Tale of me...My last conversation with him was at the Ventura Theater in 1997, I think, before he moved to SF and I moved in with my last boyfriend, and he was so ready to find someone wonderful and my heart just broke for him. Once I knew he was in the competent hands of a fellow cat advocate who doesn't mind the fact that he hates to shop, I was elated. Still am. Glad to see that married life is all it was cracked up to be - and I hope you conceive soon! Jim and I are both identical twins; I think we bonded a little over that, and I know that the identical twin gene is pretty strong, so get ready! You might have two!

Best -

siobhan

Re: very small world

[pywacket.livejournal.com]

i remember...as a matter of fact, those roses are part of a dried "arrangement" (stuffed nicely in a vase way above cats ability to knock over) in our guest room. James has had really nice things to say about you, which is good considering some of what he has to say about Santa Barbara.

And clovis is quite a wonderful guy. He's such a great friend to James and just a really decent guy all the way through.

nice journal on you btw!

[thingie.livejournal.com]

Litter season is always good for chalking up some karma points. ;)
I love my Pie.