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  1. Rosalie
    October 18, 2018 @ 12:35 am

    These cat babies remind me of my 4 week old babies I found last year abandoned in a woodshed on our property. Not abandoned by the mother but rather some low life scum bag who just left them to die. Sadly 2 of the 6 did before they were discovered in the late afternoon after a freezing cold night. My smallest which I named Tiny was a dead ringer for your Elvis baby and I was afraid that he was not going to make it. I also had a grey one that I called Dora the Explorer because she was just so inquisitive and was into everything.

    Long story short after mothering them for a few days and realizing I was not equipped to handle 4 babies I found a shelter that takes only abandoned cats and so found a new foster mom for them. They told me that the babies get adopted quickly once they are ready…neutered, tattooed, chipped, wormed, vaccinated etc. I know they all went to great homes…these are the lucky ones, sadly many are not.

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  2. Tracey Soroka
    October 21, 2018 @ 1:38 pm

    Did anyone see the recent news story of the woman who accused a 9 year old boy of sexually assaulting her in a convenience store ?? Video surveillance revealed the boy accidentally brushed up against her butt with his backpack … so believe every woman ??? Don’t think so … for every legitimate sexual assault victim there is a crazy lunatic just looking for the opportunity to destroy an innocent person’s life.

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  3. Micki
    October 21, 2018 @ 3:33 pm

    I came home a week ago to a tiny kitty yowling in my front yard. It is Elvis. We captured it and this tiny feral kitty has now take up residence in my guest room. I will find a perfect home for him. I cannot keep anymore animals due to my heart condition. But would keep them all if I could. Thank you for your compassion

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  4. Audrey
    October 30, 2018 @ 8:57 pm

    I have admired your blog at a distance for some time now. I would check in and out, looking for new GFTs and thinking how fortunate you are that you have a Paul to move them for you. My Paul is Bob and Bob does not know how to fix things, although he has occasionally moved large pieces of furniture for me. Bob and I are lawyers and I finally subscribed to your blog today because this post captured all of my feelings perfectly. Thank you for letting me know that I am not alone and for your wit and irrepressible spirit that cheers me up in these dark days.

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  5. Diane
    November 23, 2018 @ 8:36 pm

    I have been following Victorias blog for a long time. I loved her story of dear Elvis. The kittens she fosters are adorable and such sweetness to look at. I love her antiquing and hoarding blogs. I will never forget the huge mirror she bought down an alley in the city. That being said, I really hope this blog does not turn into what I have been reading. Rage, Anger, ugliest remarks. There are blogs where you can spout what you believe and rail against the powers that be, but please don’t ruin this blog for those of us who love her passion for little kitties, her fun decorating and her humor. None of us need more depressing comments. There are plenty to go around on other sites and in the news. Can’t we have a site where we see the kittens and see Victorias adventures. And her amazing humor

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  6. Rylann
    February 26, 2019 @ 9:06 pm

    I also saw your hands with cat scratchies all over. Every cat you have is adorable. I have two cats Blakrat and Minyrat. Their actual names are Mortimer and Katja.

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