// Forgotten Angels Cat Rescue
Save thousands,
spay or neuter just one.
Our mission
“In honor of all the lives lost in the shelters and on the streets, never to be forgotten.”
Forgotten Angels Cat Rescue (FACR) is a non-profit cat rescue founded by volunteers dedicated to making a difference in the lives of unwanted and abandoned cats in our community. Through trap-neuter-return (TNR) efforts as well as public education and awareness, we hope to decrease the number of unwanted cats living on the streets and ultimately ending up in our shelters.
Prior to becoming a licensed 501©3 non-profit, the founders of FACR volunteered with numerous other cat rescue organizations that focused on adoption. Realizing that adoption alone was not enough, in 2006 FACR was formed. The mission would be to help as many stray and feral cats and kittens as possible, while at the same time to encourage public education and awareness.
In 2007, the Community Foster program was created to help families that have found themselves unable to keep their cat due to a change in circumstances. The program has allowed existing families to act as a “foster home” for their pet until a new loving, forever home can be found.
The Cause
From adopting a rescued cat or kitten to donating or volunteering to foster or taking our free workshop to learn to TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) the feral cats in your neighborhood, every bit helps.
Adopt
Giving a rescued cat or kitten a safe and loving home enriches their life and yours. It also allows rescuers to continue their work and save more cats and kittens from the mean streets.
Donate
If you are unable to adopt due to housing dynamics or medical reasons, donating funds or supplies is a universally appreciated way to assist with rescue efforts.
Spay/neuter information
Securing spay and neuter services for your pets or community cats is a humane and responsible first line of defense against the overpopulation of unhomed cats.
Financial assistance
There are several groups willing to help pet parents that are struggling with medical issues. Please search for options before deciding to surrender or abandon your companions.
Placing stray & unwanted pets
Every year, an unspeakable amount of pets are put out of their homes and left to fend for themselves. This is a terrifying and deadly choice. Please rehome pets kindly and responsibly.
Contacting us
Due to the high volume of questions, adoption application submissions and overall care of the animals, email is typically the easiest and preferred method of communication by our organization.
Thank you!
We appreciate you reaching out and someone will be in touch with you shortly.
Thank you!
We really appreciate your support!
// Forgotten Angels Cat Rescue
“In honor of all the lives
lost in the shelters
and on the streets...
never to be forgotten."
At weekly adoption events held at local Petsmart stores, volunteers staff an information booth that provides literature and educates the public in many areas, some of which are:
The importance of spaying/neutering and available low cost resources.
T-N-R (Trap-Neuter-Return)
Responsible pet ownership.
Various behavior issues such as litter box problems.
Since 2006, our volunteers have trapped and transported thousands of stray and feral cats to high volume spay/neuter clinics such as Fix Nation, Catnippers & Stray Cat Alliance. Beginning in 2008, the free “Trap Loaner” program was established and has been a huge success in providing a much needed resource to the community. The program serves to educate the public on the importance of T-N-R vs. Trap-Neuter-Kill. Throughout the process, people have been trained on the safe and humane way to trap. Humane way to trap and the program have empowered caregivers to become active members in the trapping community.
Our Petsmart Partnership and beyond
Also since 2006, through the Petsmart Partnership, the adoption program has successfully placed hundreds of homeless cats and kittens into loving homes. The vast majority of the adopted cats/kittens have been rescued from the streets. Be it a feral mother with a litter of kittens needing to be socialized, or tame cats that have found their way to a feral colony, these “Forgotten Angels” will always be the rescue’s charter. From the beginning, Forgotten Angels Cat Rescue has understood that adoption alone is not enough. The mission has always been ambitious but simple. To see that every feral cat is spayed or neutered and returned to their colony to live out their lives under the watchful eye of their caregiver. With the help of a growing number of volunteers, Forgotten Angels Cat Rescue will see that this dream becomes a reality.
// Forgotten Angels Cat Rescue
Your generous donations
are greatly appreciated!
Or, simply send your tax deductible donation to:
Forgotten Angels Cat Rescue, Inc.
P.O. Box #2534
Big Bear City, CA 92314
At Forgotten Angels Cat Rescue, our hearts go out to the thousands of abandoned and homeless cats and kittens within our community and the millions across the country.Through our Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) efforts, we are seeing a reduction in the number of cats living on the streets and the number being turned in at local shelters.Ultimately, our goal is to see every feral cat spayed/neutered, immunized and when possible, taken off the streets and placed into loving homes of their own.Obviously this is an ambitious goal, one that we can’t do alone. In order to make our dream a reality, we need your help. As you can imagine, monetary donations are of the most immediate need. These donations immediately go towards spay/neuter costs for ferals as well as to provide food, shelter and any medical needs for rescued cats and kittens that are awaiting adoption.
As well as monetary donations, we are in need of other items:
Our biggest fundraisers are garage sales and to make our next sale a success, we need your help. If you have quality and gently used items that you would like to donate, we can turn your trash into our treasure!
Furniture
Household Items
Toys
Tools
Knick Knacks
Holiday Decorations
Clothing (please check there are no stains)
Craft Supplies
Appliances & Electronics (working items only, please)
If you have something you are not sure if we can accept or not, please contact us to find out and schedule a pickup. Also, please remember, donated items are tax deductible!
// Forgotten Angels Cat Rescue
"If everyone took personal responsibility for their animals, we wouldn’t have a lot of the animal problems that we do.
I’m a big spay-and-neuter supporter." - Betty White
Below is a list of “Low Cost” veterinarians that accept pledges from rescue organizations that can help offset the cost of spay/neuter surgery for dogs & cats.
WE NEITHER RECOMMEND NOR ENDORSE ANY OF THE VETS LISTED
| Clinic | Phone Number | Location |
|---|---|---|
| All Care Pet Clinic | (661) 265-7373 | W. Palmdale |
| Angel Dog Foundation – Mobile Clinic | (888) 504-SPAY | Antelope Valley |
| H & M Veterinary Hospital | (661) 942-3070 | Lancaster |
| High Desert Animal Care Hospital | (661) 272-1616 | East Palmdale |
| Littlerock Pet Clinic | (661) 944-0880 | Littlerock/E. Palmdale |
| North Valley Veterinary Hospital | (661) 945-7906 | Lancaster |
| Palmdale Veterinary Clinic | (661) 273-1555 | East Palmdale |
| Palm Plaza Pet Hospital | (661) 272-4551 | East Palmdale |
| Valley Veterinary Non-Profit Spay/Neuter | (805) 584-3823 | Simi Valley |
| Northridge Animal Medical Center | (818) 886-1216 | Northridge |
What you need to do:
Call your local veterinarian to verify that they accept “pledges”. Ask your veterinarian which organizations they work with (they will be listed below).
Once you have located a vet, set up an appointment for your pets spay or neuter surgery.
Call each rescue organization listed to see if they have funds available to help. They will need to know your animal’s breed, age, sex, description, when your appointment is scheduled for and which veterinarian you will be using.
Note: Not all organizations will have funds available at all times so we suggest that you call them all to receive as much financial assistance as possible.
Spay/neuter assistance
| Organization | Phone Number | Service |
|---|---|---|
| 2nd Chance Rescue | (661) 285-2399 | spay/neuter assistance |
| Actors & Others for Animals | (818) 755-6045 | spay/neuter assistance |
| Concerned People For Animals | (805) 482-6587 | spay/neuter assistance |
| Pet Assistance | (877) 772-9738 | spay/neuter assistance |
| Saddleback Humane Society | (949) 262-5859 | spay/neuter assistance |
| S.P.A.N. | (805) 641-1170 | spay/neuter assistance |
Other various organizations that offer assistance
Actors & Others: FREE spay/neuter assistance for PIT BULL – ROTWEILLERS – CHIHUAHUA & Mixes of those specific breeds. For additional information call (818) 755-6045Catherine Fund: FREE spay/neuter assistance for feral cats – “Low Cost” spay/neuter assistance for domestic cats & dogs. For additional information call (818) 425-5786Clinico: (Located in Van Nuys & Long Beach) FREE spay/neuter assistance for feral cats – “Low Cost” spay/neuter assistance for domestic cats & dogs. For additional information call (818) 849-6373D & S Loving Animal Rescue: “Low Cost” Spay/Neuter assistance for dogs – domestic & feral cats to Tehachapi residents only. For information call (760) 375-0113Fix Nation: FREE spay/neuter assistance for feral cats – “Low Cost” spay/neuter assistance for domestic cats. For additional information & reservations call (818) 524-2287 (located in Burbank)Gateway Animal Hospital: “Low Cost” spay/neuter for dogs & cats. Appointment necessary. For additional information call (818) 244-2934.Glendale Humane Society: FREE spay/neuter for feral cats in Glendale, La Crescenta, Sunland, Tujunga, Montrose, Burbank, La Canada, Atwater, Highland Park & Eagle Rock. For appointments call (818) 242-1128.Holiday Humane: “Low Cost” spay/neuter assistance for dogs & cats. Please call them directly for an appointment at (818) 765-8196 (located in N. Hollywood)Kern Humane Society: Offering spay/neuter assistance to residents of Kern County only. For more information call (661) 325-2589.LA Animal Services: Mobile “Low Cost” spay/neuter clinic for dogs & cats. You can reach them directly at 1-888-DOG-SPAY or 1-800-SPAY-4LA or visit their website at www.laanimalservices.comMercy Crusade: “Low Cost” spay/neuter assistance for dogs & cats. For additional information call (805) 278-4433 (located in Oxnard)Pasadena Humane Society: Their SNIP program offers FREE spay/neuter for ferals in Pasadena, S. Pasadena, La Canada, San Marino, Glendale, Arcadia & Altadena. Other areas as appointment space allows. For more information call (626) 792-7151 x106Pet Partners of Victor Valley: “Low Cost” spay/neuter for dogs – domestic & feral cats to residents of Apple Valley & Victorville only. For more information call (760) 247-5312Spay USA: Offers funding assistance for feral cat spay/neuter surgery. Call (800) 248-SPAY.The Sam Simon Foundation: Mobile “Low Cost” spay/neuter assistance for dogs & cats. For more information call them at (888) 364-7729 (msg-only) or visit their website at www.samsimonfoundation.orgValley Veterinary Clinic: “Low Cost” spay/neuter for dogs – domestic & feral cats. (Located in Simi Valley) For appointments and additional information please call (805) 584-3823Victor Valley Animal Protective League: “Low Cost” spay/neuter for dogs – domestic & feral cats to residents of Apple Valley & Victorville only. For more information call (760) 247-4640
For additional “LOW COST” veterinarian clinics in your area go to www.spaycalifornia.org (1-866-PET-SPAY) or www.spayusa.org (1-800-248-SPAY)
// Forgotten Angels Cat Rescue
Financial help for your sick
or injured pet
is available
Please reach out
Below is a list of “Low Cost” veterinarians that accept pledges from rescue organizations that can help offset the cost of spay/neuter surgery for dogs & cats.
WE NEITHER RECOMMEND NOR ENDORSE ANY OF THE GROUPS LISTED
Medical assistance ONLY - Non spay & neuter
| Organization | Phone Number | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Actors & Others For Animals | (818) 897-8760 | medical assistance only |
| Angels for Animals | (916) 941-9119 | medical assistance only |
| Animal Alliance | (310) 859-7626 | medical assistance for CATS ONLY |
| Cats At The Studio | (818) 341-8936 | medical assistance for CATS ONLY |
| Concerned People For Animals | (805) 482-6587 | spay/neuter assistance |
| F.I.A. | (619) 466-0426 | medical assistance for FERALS ONLY |
| Lange Foundation | (888) 772-9452 | medical assistance only |
| Lend-A-Paw | (760) 327-4458 | medical assistance only |
| Pet Assistance | (877) 772-9738 | medical assistance only |
| Pet Orphans Fund | (818) 901-0190 | medical assistance for CATS ONLY |
| RUFF | (949) 580-1092 | medical assistance only |
| The Pet Fund | (916) 443-6007 | medical assistance only |
| Voices for Animals | (310) 392-5153 | medical assistance for CATS ONLY |
| Organization | Website |
|---|---|
| Angels for Animals | angels4animals.org |
| Saving Gracie | saving-gracie.org |
| In Memory of Magic | facebook.com/imom.org |
| Paws 4 a Cure | paws4acure.org |
| Shakespeare Animal Fund | shakespeareanimalfund.org |
| Brown Dog Foundation | browndogfoundation.org |
| Frankie's Friends | frankiesfriends.org |
| Red Rover Relief | redrover.org/relief/urgent-care-grants |
| Waggle | waggle.org |
| Canine Cancer Awareness | caninecancerawareness.org |
| Cats In Crisis | catsincrisis.org |
| Fairy Dog Parents | fairydogparents.org |
| The Dog & Cat Cancer Fund | DCCFund.org |
| The Mosby Foundation | themosbyfoundation.org |
| The Pet Fund | thepetfund.com |
For cats with cancer
| Organization | Website |
|---|---|
| The Magic Bullet Fund | magicbulletfund.org |
| The Riedel & Cody Fund | facebook.com/RiedelandCodyFund |
| Joshua Louis Animal Cancer Foundation | joshualouis.org |
For cats with diabetes
| Organization | Website |
|---|---|
| Diabetic Cats In Need | dcin.dreamhosters.com |
// Forgotten Angels Cat Rescue
When finding a
new home for a
stray or your pet...
We suggest the following ideas:
For stray animals
First, take the animal to a local veterinarian to see if they have a microchip – this will hopefully aid in finding their owner.
Contact your local newspaper. Most papers offer FREE lost & found ads for missing pets.
Contact your local shelter and register a found animal alert with them – that way if the owner is looking for their pet they can contact you.
If you can, take a picture and post FOUND flyers in the surrounding area of where you found the animal.
Post flyers at local pet stores, veterinarian offices, grocery stores, etc.
If found in a neighborhood, post flyers on large light poles and on community mailboxes – DO NOT put flyers in personal mailboxes.
If you are unable to find the pets owner, check the following websites for a listing of cat & dog rescue groups in your area that might be able to help. Most rescues are usually inundated with calls regarding animals that need to be rescued, so we would suggest calling each of them to see if they can offer assistance.
| www.ThePetRescue.com | Post Lost/Found adds online |
| www.adoptapet.com | Lists dog & cat rescue groups by area |
| www.petfinder.com | Lists dog & cat rescue groups by area |
| www.akc.org/akc-rescue-network | Purebred dogs rescue groups listed by breed |
Also, contact the Petco & Petsmart stores in your area to find out which rescue groups they work with. We would recommend visiting these rescues during adoption events with pictures of the dog or cat you are trying to place. DO NOT bring the dog or cat to these adoption events.
Unwanted pets
Check the following websites for a listing of cat & dog rescue groups in your area that might be able to help adopt out your pet. Most rescues are usually inundated with calls regarding animals that need to be rescued, so we would suggest calling each of them to see if they can offer assistance.
| www.adoptapet.com | Lists dog & cat rescue groups by area |
| www.petfinder.com | Lists dog & cat rescue groups by area |
| www.akc.org/akc-rescue-network | Purebred dogs rescue groups listed by breed |
Also, contact the Petco & Petsmart stores in your area to find out which rescue groups they work with. We would recommend visiting these rescues during adoption events with pictures of the dog or cat you are trying to place. DO NOT bring the dog or cat to these adoption events.
When you’re calling rescue organizations, leave a detailed message regarding the animal that you are trying to place. Their description, sex, age, likes/dislikes, any behavior issues, spayed/neutered, current on shots, etc.
Rescue groups operate by donations only, so funds are usually limited and that can determine the number of animals that they are able to help. So, if you are willing to get the dog or cat spayed/neutered or if you are willing to foster the animal until it is adopted, be sure to provide them with that information as well. The more you can do to help get the animal ready to be adopted, the more likely the rescues groups are to work with you.
DO NOT wait until the last minute to try and find a home for your pet. Since most rescue organizations receive in upwards of 20 calls per day of people trying to find homes for unwanted pets, it usually takes a couple days for a response.
Moving?
If you are moving, whether cross-country or just next door, you do have options for keeping your pet, if you want to. For information on pet friendly housing in your area, please visit: Apartmentlist.com, PeopleWithPets.com, Rent.com, and Zumper.com. These are just a few of the many websites that offer guidance to people that are looking for “pet friendly” housing.
If you decide that all of this is too much work and you’re simply going to take your pet the local shelter, please consider:
Once your pet enters the shelter system it is immediately EXPOSED to every single virus imaginable – so he/she might not even make it to adoption day.
With the numerous animals that are turned in to shelters every day, no matter how cute, cuddly, outgoing and personable your pet is, there will NEVER be enough homes available for them all. Please use the shelter as a your last option.
Also, contact the Petco & Petsmart stores in your area to find out which rescue groups they work with. We would recommend visiting these rescues during adoption events with pictures of the dog or cat you are trying to place. DO NOT bring the dog or cat to these adoption events.
Animal rescue guide
NOTE: You should NEVER hand over an animal to any rescue without verifying some basic information like are they licensed, what are their adoption practices and where do they do adoptions. There are people out there claiming to be rescues that will use stray & unwanted animals for their financial gain, so please ASK QUESTIONS.
WE NEITHER RECOMMEND NOR ENDORSE ANY OF THE RESCUES LISTED
| (310) Area | Phone Number | Animals Serviced |
|---|---|---|
| A Cats Tale | 973-9353 | Cats |
| Amanda Foundation | 278-2935 | Dogs & Cats |
| Animal Guardian Society | 652-8618 | Dogs & Cats |
| Animals Rule Placement Foundation | 832-9929 | Dogs & Cats |
| Bail A Tail Rescue | 422-7952 | Dogs & Cats |
| Bill Foundation | 860-0171 | Dogs & Cats |
| California Wildlife Center | 458-9453 | Other |
| Canine Crusaders | 937-7949 | Dogs |
| Catmandoo Rescue | 569-8404 | Cats |
| Dog’s Life Rescue | 590-7387 | Dogs |
| Forte Animal Rescue | 362-0321 | Dogs & Cats |
| Friends Of Animals Foundation | 479-5089 | Dogs & Cats |
| Friends Of Parrots Group | 459-0166 | Other |
| Have-A-Heart | 281-6973 | Cats |
| Heads 2 Tails | 390-5338 | Cats |
| Home For Every Living Pet | 903-0470 | Dogs & Cats |
| Lange Foundation | 472-7727 | Dogs & Cats |
| Molly’s Mutts & Meows | 837-MUTT | Dogs & Cats |
| Much Love Animal Rescue | 636-9115 | Dogs & Cats |
| New Hope For Animals Foundation | 276-8982 | Dogs & Cats |
| Noah’s Bark, Inc. | 391-5081 | Dogs |
| Parrot Society of LA | 358-2907 | Other |
| Peninsula Pet Rescue | 784-7240 | Dogs & Cats |
| Perfect Pet Rescue | 726-3731 | Dogs |
| People And Cats Together | 230-5974 | Cats |
| Perfect Pet Rescue | 726-3731 | Dogs & Cats |
| Pet Harbor | 324-2325 | Dogs & Cats |
| Pet Pride | 836-5427 | Cats |
| Rescued Pet Foundation | 284-3680 | Dogs & Cats |
| Save-A-Life | 787-7411 | Cats & dogs |
| Sparky And The Gang | 364-3668 | Dogs & Cats |
| The Nature Network Inc. | 289-4188 | Other |
| The Paw’d Squad | 674-0477 | Cats & Dogs |
| Voice For The Animals | 358-2907 | Dogs & Cats |
| Whiskers & Tails Foundation | 547-5440 | Dogs & Cats |
| (562) Area | Phone Number | Animals Serviced |
|---|---|---|
| Rabbit Rescue Inc. | 862-8844 | Other |
| (619) Area | Phone Number | Animals Serviced |
|---|---|---|
| Bone Appetit Kitten & Cat Adoptions | 226-6250 | Cats |
| Friends of Cats | 561-0361 | Cats |
| Heart of Chula Vista | 791-5778 | Dogs & Cats |
| Help For The Homeless Pets | 825-6168 | Dogs & Cats |
| Loving Arms Animal Rescue | 895-1955 | Dogs & Cats |
| Lucky Kitty Rescue | 444-3529 | Cats |
| San Diego Humane Society & ASPCA | 299-7012 | Dogs & Cats |
// Forgotten Angels Cat Rescue
Quick Guide
We suggest the following ideas:
Feeding Stray Cats?
You’re not alone and help is available. TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) does not include having cats needlessly euthanized, it promotes the only healthy and humane way to address the over-population issue.
These organizations offer FREE spay and neuter assistance for feral and stray cats in LA County. Some of the groups also offer traps to help you catch and transport the cats to and from spay clinics.
| FixNation | Burbank | www.FixNation.org |
| www.adoptapet.com | Lists dog & cat rescue groups by area | |
| www.petfinder.com | Lists dog & cat rescue groups by area | |
| www.akc.org/akc-rescue-network | Purebred dogs rescue groups listed by breed |
First, take the animal to a local veterinarian to see if they have a microchip – this will hopefully aid in finding their owner.
Contact your local newspaper. Most papers offer FREE lost & found ads for missing pets.
Contact your local shelter and register a found animal alert with them – that way if the owner is looking for their pet they can contact you.
If you can, take a picture and post FOUND flyers in the surrounding area of where you found the animal.
Post flyers at local pet stores, veterinarian offices, grocery stores, etc.
If found in a neighborhood, post flyers on large light poles and on community mailboxes – DO NOT put flyers in personal mailboxes.
Also, contact the Petco & Petsmart stores in your area to find out which rescue groups they work with. We would recommend visiting these rescues during adoption events with pictures of the dog or cat you are trying to place. DO NOT bring the dog or cat to these adoption events.
Teresa Assessment 03/12/23
As I mentioned before, I got the two kennels of yours from KG's and took them to Britty's for another big dousing of Rescue. We loaded up all the supplies I had gathered from mine and Brittany's and KG's houses and set off to get the PetSmart order. We double checked it before we left the store. All good.
Claire and I got out there about 11:45. Before we unloaded everything we took a "tour" of the grounds with Teresa. The first one I spotted was a tortie with a half brown/half gold face. I'm unsure of her name, there was a lot of information coming at us ><
She was not interested in getting to know us better at that time and I'm not 100% certain if she is pregnant, but I would not be the slightest bit surprised if she were. She was curious about us and sniffed me and my glasses up later from her "hatch" but a TNR candidate for now, I think.
Then we came across Mr. Cool, a grey/blue and white tuxedo. He was not scared of us, per se, but he was not really interested in approaching us either. He showed up periodically throughout the day and Claire tried encouraging him to come closer as I was getting a general overview shot for you.I'd say you can currently put Mr. Cool down for TNR as well.
About this time, Claire looped around back of the cat motor home and found another room/work area with a dilute calico/tortie. I believe she was shorthair and I thought I got a picture of her but I cannot find one on my roll.Teresa met us back there but I can't remember now exactly what she said about her (but I would probably presume that any female out there is pregnant). This girl peeked at us for a bit but when Teresa showed up she high-tailed it. TNR.
Then we met, Lucky. The young black girl who appears to be possibly "a little bit pregnant." She only appeared about 7-9 months old to me and she has a green snotty nose. Her eyes didn't look too bad though.Teresa was able to get ahold of her easily but she didn't want to hang out long at that time. I understand because even some of my indoor guys don't want to be carried over to someone they don't know, or even just carried, period.I got more time to look at Lucky later when we were feeding everyone. She got more comfortable around me after that.Obviously, she needs to be spayed ASAP regardless of anything but I don't want to count her out as an adoption candidate. She is very young and I think still has a decent to good chance to be adoptable.
This is Little Ricky (after the Yoda spotting). She or he (there seems to be a bit of confusion. Teresa said she initially thought it was a boy but since then, for some reason, thinks it's a girl now. I'm not exactly sure how she has confirmed this but she also said she believed this cat was now 1 to 2 weeks pregnant. How she can tell if a cat is 1-2 weeks pregnant, I do not know.) anyway... she or he is grey/blue & white with a notable grey/blue spot on the chin and was very curious about us and followed us around but to my recollection, they never got too close to me.There were a few times we (the three humans) got separated or focused on different cats and it got a little jumbled and chaotic to keep track of who was where after the food came out, so I could double check with Claire and see if this cat got friendly with her or Teresa at any point but my gut feeling is, no. I would, for now, recommend Little Ricky, who looks to be adult size, is TNR'd ASAP (after the mamas who are showing, of course).
Speaking of random guys who popped up. The black tom was following us around and peeking in on us. But he is definitely elusive and most definitely in need of TNR.As we approached this big white motor home, the "cat" motor home, a white & black gentleman approached us. I can't remember for certain but I want to say his name is Sylvester but I believe there was also a black tuxedo that showed up at the time and it would make more sense that his name was Sylvester. >< This was when we started putting food out and things got a bit chaotic and i didn't;t have enough hands to hold me phone to take pictures and to dish out food.Basically
I was starting to think the whole place was going to be just one big TNR project, and then we met, Socks. She's a grey/blue girl who immediately approached me and asked for pets.She is definitely pregnant (one of "the mamas"), and definitely a good candidate for San Diego along with Tammy and Yoda, I think.
