Paw in palm napping.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Saturday, March 23, 2013
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Thursday, March 21, 2013
V.E.T.
Yesterday, Ava and Missy took a spin to the vet. Ava had her liver tested again (we hope it was just her munching the plants causing the high level of toxins in her liver, we'll find out in a few days). Missy had her glucose checked and her joints checked. She appears to have some pain in her left front paw, so we've started her on tramadol....but it makes her foam at the mouth something fierce! Poor baby!
Riding on Mum's lap.
Traveling in style...
Bet you can't guess which one Ava hates more: the vet or the box?
Riding on Mum's lap.
Traveling in style...
Bet you can't guess which one Ava hates more: the vet or the box?
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Not a Lap Kitty.
As much as Ava loves Mum, she does not as much love cuddles. So Mum has to steal some lovin' sometimes.
Ack! MUM!
Lemmgolemmegolemmego.
Ack! MUM!
Lemmgolemmegolemmego.
Monday, March 18, 2013
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Call to Action.
Posting this directly here, please email Audubon CEO David Yarnold and Chairman B. Holt Thrasher to fire Ted Williams. We can’t have these kinds of reckless pleas for cats to be murdered.
"Dear Friend:
It’s beyond unconscionable.
A high-ranking representative of the National Audubon Society just published a major newspaper editorial calling on the public to kill millions of cats by poisoning them with Tylenol.
In the Orlando Sentinel, Ted Williams, editor-at-large for Audubon Magazine, advised readers that Tylenol is “a completely selective feral-cat poison.”
This isn’t just cruel and irresponsible, but also illegal and sickening. Poisoning is a slow and cruel death for cats. It’s just disgusting to think that anyone from a national animal advocacy organization could advocate poisoning cats. Reckless doesn’t even cover it. It’s a dangerous new low.
We have to respond immediately.
Please join Alley Cat Allies and send an email directly to the National Audubon Society CEO David Yarnold and Chairman B. Holt Thrasher calling on them to denounce this shameful, hateful article. Mr. Williams must be removed from his office immediately.
Click here to send a message directly to Audubon CEO David Yarnold and Chairman B. Holt Thrasher to fire Ted Williams. We can’t have these kinds of reckless pleas for cats to be murdered.
This isn’t the first time we’ve had to respond to something like this. In 2011, Nico Dauphine, a Smithsonian Institution bird researcher was fired for attempting to poison feral cats outside her apartment building. She was convicted of attempted animal cruelty.
A spotlight was shined on Dauphine’s incorrigible behavior because Alley Cat Allies and our supporters demanded it.
We have to do that again now. The law doesn’t equivocate: killing a cat is a criminal offense in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Ted Williams used a major media platform to call for cats to be illegally and torturously killed. It cannot be excused.
The Audubon Society should respond with swift and decisive action to dismiss Williams.
Click here to send an email to the CEO and Chairman of the Audubon Society: Ted Williams must be let go. His op-ed was shameful and dangerous.
Our voices are stronger when we’re together and we have to speak out right away.
Thank you,
Becky Robinson
President
Alley Cat Allies"
For the full page, please CLICK HERE.
"Dear Friend:
It’s beyond unconscionable.
A high-ranking representative of the National Audubon Society just published a major newspaper editorial calling on the public to kill millions of cats by poisoning them with Tylenol.
In the Orlando Sentinel, Ted Williams, editor-at-large for Audubon Magazine, advised readers that Tylenol is “a completely selective feral-cat poison.”
This isn’t just cruel and irresponsible, but also illegal and sickening. Poisoning is a slow and cruel death for cats. It’s just disgusting to think that anyone from a national animal advocacy organization could advocate poisoning cats. Reckless doesn’t even cover it. It’s a dangerous new low.
We have to respond immediately.
Please join Alley Cat Allies and send an email directly to the National Audubon Society CEO David Yarnold and Chairman B. Holt Thrasher calling on them to denounce this shameful, hateful article. Mr. Williams must be removed from his office immediately.
Click here to send a message directly to Audubon CEO David Yarnold and Chairman B. Holt Thrasher to fire Ted Williams. We can’t have these kinds of reckless pleas for cats to be murdered.
This isn’t the first time we’ve had to respond to something like this. In 2011, Nico Dauphine, a Smithsonian Institution bird researcher was fired for attempting to poison feral cats outside her apartment building. She was convicted of attempted animal cruelty.
A spotlight was shined on Dauphine’s incorrigible behavior because Alley Cat Allies and our supporters demanded it.
We have to do that again now. The law doesn’t equivocate: killing a cat is a criminal offense in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Ted Williams used a major media platform to call for cats to be illegally and torturously killed. It cannot be excused.
The Audubon Society should respond with swift and decisive action to dismiss Williams.
Click here to send an email to the CEO and Chairman of the Audubon Society: Ted Williams must be let go. His op-ed was shameful and dangerous.
Our voices are stronger when we’re together and we have to speak out right away.
Thank you,
Becky Robinson
President
Alley Cat Allies"
For the full page, please CLICK HERE.
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Kisses.
Okay, okay...Mum's really just showing off her new haircut. D'OH!
Monday, March 4, 2013
Saturday, March 2, 2013
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