Feral Hope by ShadowsNTime
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Description
Within the cage are the five kittens, on their journey to LIFE! We found a private citizen who is taking all 5 to her home, taking them to the vet because they are sick, and then she will keep them herself until she finds them good homes...YES!!! They are terrified as they are taken from the mom, and both of us were bitten because they are so wild, but the bites were worth it knowing they have HOPE now at a decent life, not put out in the streets to die as others before them have.
Today I report this man to the SPCA/ASPCA for animal cruelty and hopefully mama will be fixed so she can't have any more, she is about 8 years old and has had at least three litters a year, not a single one is alive...With this image I will step off the soap box for a time, but I will keep watch! Below is some information about animal cruelty..
What constitutes animal cruelty?
Animal cruelty occurs when someone intentionally injures or harms an animal or when a person willfully deprives an animal of food, water or necessary medical care. Here are some signs that may indicate abuse or neglect:
Tick or flea infestations
Wounds on the body
Patches of missing hair
Extremely thin, starving animal
Limping
An owner striking or otherwise physically abusing an animal
Dogs/Cats who are repeatedly left alone without food and water, and often chained in a yard
Dogs/Cats who have been hit by cars or are showing any of the signs listed here and have not been taken to a veterinarian
Dogs/Cats who are kept outside without shelter in extreme weather conditions
Animals who cower in fear or act aggressively when approached by their owners
More info can be found here :
http://www.www.aspca.org/
Thanks for looking and for previous comments and a million thanks for all you caring folks letting me know that you care!!!

Comments (18)
Thank you for sharing the info with us and nice pic
wonderful capture and most of all excellent work you all do !!
Oh Lynn - what good news! I am so happy that they will be taken care of until they find a new home. Bless that wonderful woman!!! Looks at those blue eyes!!! They are so adorable!!! :)
That is so awesome you found someone to take them.That is really cool Lynn
so sweet! so lovable! so YOU!
Awwwwwwwwwwww, what a great capture, they are so beautiful, glad to hear they have a loving home to go to, tried that DR Pep float yet :)))
great news of some hope for these little ones lynn .there really needs to be something more substantial done to help these poor animals that are mistreated .it saddens me immensely the way things are going with the world ,not just with animals but with children aswell .i just can`nt get my head round why people do such things . mick
awesome photo and it is good to hear that they have homes i have four cats myself and i dont understand how anyone can harm any animal
Great news, Lynn!
How wonderful that they've found a home. Hopefully they will all be spayed/neutered so that they don't continue the cycle of unwanted animals.
LYNN YOU MEANT TO BE WERE YOU ARE! WITH OUT YOU THEY WOULD OF BEEN OST FOR SURE..GOD BLESS..ALWAYS..K
Thanks for hepling these cute little kittens, keep us informed, nice work!!
Absolutely gorgeous picture!!! Well done again, Lynn!
Thanks for sharing this, Lynn and so happy they are going to be taken care of. Wonderful work you did to find someone to take them in and care for them.
Cute kitten and Good report. Thank you.
Great shot and postwork ! Thanks for the info and i hope these kitten will be happy !
Sooo Cute! I want the black one...
both of my dogs are fixed as I certainly do not want any puppies. they are beautiful kittens and I hope they can be tamed