Bryan
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- 9 Lives Around The World
- <center>Musings of my life and being covered in cat fur.</center>
- A Cat called Freya
- A Cat Named Homer
- Acrazycatsthoughts
- Animal Shelter Volunteer Life
- Athena The Torbie Cat
- Bengal Business
- Bengal Business
- Bingo's Big Adventure
- Blog'n Waco EX-Foster Cat
- Brian's Home
- Cat People
- cat versus human
- Cat's Cats
- CATachresis
- Cats of Wildcat Woods
- Celestial Kitties
- Clooney's Num-Num Fund
- Crazy Cat Lady Carm
- Cuddles and Catnip
- Devoted to Willow
- George Online Cat. Author and Behaviourist.
- Gigi's Calico Corner
- Hall Cat Vet
- House of Cats
- Jans Funny Farm
- Jazzpurr
- Kat's Kats
- Katnip Lounge
- Katt Food
- Kitty Cat Bliss Blog
- Kitty Limericks
- Kwee Cats and Art
- Life From A Cat's Perspective
- life with Fae
- Margarida e os Animais
- Margs pets
- Mr Puddy Zone
- Mr. Puddy
- paper bag &amp; string
- Random Felines
- Sandy's Kitty Tales
- Sparkle the Designer Cat
- Stay Strong Kitty
- Stormy and Friends
- Stunning Keisha
- Sweet Praline
- Sweet Purrfections
- The Bread Fairy
- The Island Cats
- The Itty Bitty Kitty Committee
- The Kewl~Kitty~Krew
- The Naughty Kitty Club
- Two Maids a Milking
- Would you like some fur with your wine?
- Zoolatry
Gender | Male |
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Location | Tucson, AZ, United States |
Introduction | I am a proud parent of 5 beautiful girls. Girl, Squirrel, Mittens, Lil' Bit, and Mizz Purrzzy, all of whom are very charming young ladies. Currently I am unemployed and live alone with my kids (kitties). I try to watch over and care for all the strays in my neighborhood. Right now 12 are under my care, 5 of which belong to my neighbor. One (Martian) which was abandoned by his owner over 2 years ago when he moved. Last, Tom who comes and goes. All except one have been spayed/neutered, with my neighbor “M” helping me. Along with a few others, making around 19 spay/neuters. All my kitties showed up as strays that decided to adopt me. My cats are indoors only, the other 7 are outside cats. When they showed up not one of them had a collar or a chip to identify them. Four of them wound up pregnant. So I figured that they were homeless and took them in. Three of my neighbors cats came up pregnant also, so I took them to the Humane Society to get adopted out. That is how I found out they were my neighbor's cats, when they all came back. I make no apologies if they do not care enough to collar/chip them or to spay/neuter, then how is anyone to know that they have a home. |