Meet Grumpy Gus (as seen above). He's a member of one of the feral cat colonies that my fiance and I feed each weekend. Gus is a sweetheart of an older cat who has made the back of the gas station on Colonial Drive a home for quite some time now.
Thanks to programs like TNR (trap, neuter, return) cats like Gus are able to live out their full and happy lives in the homes they've chosen, along with their other feline friends and family members. TNR is something that Alley Cat Allies strives for: a non-lethal way to control the population of feral cats and, as I've mentioned, giving them a shot at life.
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Yeah! Blog-a-thon! Whoo! Keep up the pace! I'll be checking in almost constantly, haha.
Aww! He looks just like my kitty, Sergei.
Maybe grumpy, but totally cute. A friend of mine does animal rescue, and she's constantly got a rotating cast of feral cats eating off her back porch, and periodically being kidnapped for a little trip to the vet.
Want kibble? It'll cost you, buddy. :)
Good luck to you!
Thanks everyone! So excited to see all of your comments!
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