Forever Friday with Blanca

Meet Blanca.She was a feral kitten rescued by Debra Taylor in Arizona and placed in a loving home when she was 8 weeks old. Sometimes our forever homes are not forever for reasons beyond our control and Blanca's mom can no longer keep her.  She has to move and her new roommate has allergies so Blanca can't go with her. Her mom asked Deb to help her find a new home.

Blanca is a lovely long haired cat, white with apricot flame point markings. She is indoor only, spayed and about 2 years old. Anyone would love to have such beauty. Since she lives in Arizona she would need transportation to her new home. Please help find her a forever home for forever this time. If you know anyone who might be interested in adopting Blanca, have them contact Deb at 928 772-6826. To read more about Blanca, please stop by Deb's blog Homeless Cat Care.

Blanca as a playful kitten

Wordless Wednesday - Pillow Talk

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Tortie Tosie Tuesday

Guess whose cute tosies these are?  Give up?  Mine - Chica's.  Mom has been sad that so many of our older friends on CB have gone to the Bridge. She appreciates having me around so she's giving me more blogging time.  That's OK by me. I told her I am planning on being here for a while yet. I am feeling and looking pretty good if I may say so myself! 

Here I am waiting impatiently for Mom to get me my food. She can be a bit slow to get my snacks and meals to me on time!

Been doing a lot of napping since the weather is a little cooler.

And our goat TV has expanded to squirrel, bird and pony TV! The goat guy traded in some of his goats for ponies and donkeys. They make all kinds of funny noises. If  there is someone outside at night they make a ruckus - good watchdogs. We are putting bird seed out now that hopefully the bears are taking their winter nap so we have all kinds of critters at the feeders again.

That is all for now. Oh and Yoko is doing pretty good too for 17 - she did have a UTI a few weeks back but a round of antibiotics did the trick. Thanks for visiting!