Angora Kittens.

The month of May, 2014, has been a very busy month. Our rescue work keeps increasing day by day and our telephone rings until late nights.

Among the five calls we received in just one week informing us about pregnant or lactant mothers that we needed to go save was the call about the Angora Boys. Why are we calling them like this?

It was noon when we left our barn to go find these cuties. The 5 acres property where their mother was dumped last year was a 30 km passing Sooke. A couple of wonderful human beings fed the boys' mother and her siblings until now, but sadly, they are now leaving the isolated area.

The clock is ticking and we need to capture the 2 mothers with their babies and the 2 toms. Our plan is to save them all even if we have to travel down there every day. What are we going to do with them after this? We do not know because our barn is getting pretty full, but as Peter Pan said, "believe on it and it will happen".

The second litter we rescued is this one with 4 boys and a girl. We are still trying to catch their mother, her sister and her brothers. We will continue relating the events as they will happen.

For now, let's just talk about these poor angels who we can say, they would not have survived another week without our intervention. In order to do the work we do, we need everybody's help. Please, contact us if you can help in any way. Gas is expensive and so are the visits to the doctor. By adopting one of these defenceless beings you are saving them.

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Harry Potter - All my siblings have homes except me	I am feeling blue
Forrest Gump - ADOPTED	Forrest with his cousin, Venus, and their new dad, Kevin.
Oliver Twist and Captain Drake Adopted	Oliver and Drake found their forever home together with Paulina! Yuppie!!!
Queen Latifah, I was the only girl and was very closed to my mom. Adopted	I was the first one to be adopted and I have a new mom now called, Morgan.
Anim comes every day to play, feed and cuddle with our babies	They are getting a lot of love and care.
This was the first day we got them- Their eyes were completely closed and the infection was affecting their vision already.	This little one was starting to sneeze, symptom of a respiratory infection coming.
Once that we began removing the crust from all over their little faces and necks their eyes started to bleed followed by pus.	This was their first night in our orphanage. After cleaning, healing, loving, petting, bathing, and feeding them they are now sleeping.
Their little eyes are still hurting, but they can see now.	The next morning we discovered two things, they were 4 boys and one girl second, they have long beautiful hair. We then called them, the Angora Kittens.
Second day, their eyes are almost healed.	He is the rant, but is also the one who first opened the eyes, who walked and who purrs. Therefore, we called him, Oliver Twist.
Oliver already knows how to get what he wants, food and attention.	Mama is now in our shelter. Her babies are not orphans any more. We are calling her Glory.
Mama's only girl is growing.	Holly feeding the kittens

Your donation will help us continue saving the ill and starving kittens from the wild. These animals are dumped in far away places and our monthly cost of gas and veterinary care is very high. Thank you for your generosity!