Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Happy Birthday Ariel!

Ariel in Evanston has turned 11 and she's donated her birthday money to Hyde Park Cats!

Happy birthday to you, Ariel, and purrrrrrrs from all the cats!



pictured: former alley cats turned housecats Leonard and Cohen.

Squash

Slideshow! of kitten siblings Acorn and Butternut. Unbelievably, these two adorable kittens are still seeking a loving home.

Monday, June 7, 2010

Tanya's Tribe




Some members of Tanya's Tribe at 67th and Cornell. So far nine cats have been TNRed here! Abraham and Socks were captured on Saturday. We wish all feral cats could have a dry protected spot like this. Thank you Tanya for caring for your cats.

The kitten in the foreground of the top picture is Amos. He has a URI and cannot be fixed until it's a little better.

Big hugs to Mike H. who donated towards this specific project. We always need more!

Sunday, June 6, 2010

Dharma initiative kittens





Rousseau, Eko, Sawyer, & Hurley

Hurley, Sawyer, Eko, Rousseau (not indicative of gender). The Dharma Initiative kittens are seeking their forever homes: no island dwellers need apply!

Thanks much to Paula S. for the stuffs!

Friday, June 4, 2010

wuv



Widdle kids wuv kittens, you know. Save the kittens from my daughter's wuv! Adopt today!

Thank you for the donations: from Ellen O'B. and also from Rowenna T., who donated in the name of Janelle Thorson. Purrs!

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Make your kids happy ...




Make your kids happy -- adopt kittens! Conversely, make kittens happy -- save them from these kids!

We have a number of wonderful and delicious kittens available for adoption. Kittens must be adopted in pairs and we offer a reduced fee.

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

The feral crisis



Seventy to seventy three percent of cats and kittens that enter shelters are killed there. More surprising than that is why some are marked for death. Find out more at The Feral Crisis, a paper written by MY NEPHEW for a middle-school project. He is seeking constructive criticism. Please help support the next generation of TNR activists by reading and commenting on his paper.

Pictured: two feral kittens at Clyde Colony.