Just thought I'd let you know that a lady is meeting me this evening to take four of the kittens (from the man down the hall from me) to be fixed and placed in foster care. That will get the number of cats down to nine in his room. The next three will go shortly and be taken to their original owner, which will get it down to 6. So, I just have to find homes for at least three more. Two of them belong to him but we need to get at least three others out of there, which will keep them out of danger.
I'm so relieved that this will finally be taken care of because it will be a lot of weight off my shoulders. I won't have to feed them anymore and I won't have to be concerned about someone calling Animal Services. I just don't want them in the building.
That's all for now. Talk to you later.


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This man took these cats in when no one would and he didn't have money or transportation to get them fixed so he did the best he could. Just as I've done my best to help him.
I think it's real easy to pass judgment on situations when you haven't been there. And, unfortunately, a lot of people in the animal rescue business are very pushy and judgmental and they end up pushing away the very people who need help. They come on so strong that people in need would rather just not deal with them. I've run into this over and over again as I've needed to place abandoned animals. These rescue people become so obsessed helping animals that they forget that they need to consider the people involved as well. From my experience, these people deal with animals because they don't have a clue how to deal with people.
If the rescue organizations would start having a little compassion for people's situations instead of judging and condemning and criticizing them, we'd have a lot more cooperation from people who need to get their animals fixed and a lot less population of unwanted animals.
Even when I worked with the local Humane Society, we had one of those super-diligent foster homes. She pushed away a lot of potential adopters and volunteers both.
I'm proud of you.