Pictured below is Zaire. A gentle loving soul with diabetes. Zaire can live a good life for a long time with diabetes. He just needs a special person who will take good care of him. In return he will give you so much love you can't even imagine. If you are that special person please adopt dear Zaire.Thank Mew!

Below is our dear Hanna. She is a wonderful brown tabby. Gentle and sweet. She needs to eat special IVD food. YUMMY! and if you can adopt this special kitty she'll be your best friend. Thank Mew!

"I have a request for all the people who visit your site. Tell them when they find kittens in the wild to leave them alone until they get the mom too if they are going to bring them to a shelter. The fatality rate of dying kittens is too high this time of year. And when the kittens have no mother their chances of survival drop even more!

Moms go hunting for food but do return to their young. Sometimes they are gone all day. They cant go to Shoprite, now can they?

If you take the kittens from the mom at an early age, you will kill them. The airborne infection is too great for a baby to handle. If a day or so passes by and no mom, then by all means, bring them to the shelter. We want to give each baby a chance to survive.

Another thing to consider is the mom. Can you imagine going out to hunt for food and returning to nothing? People don't understand the manic depression states a mom goes through when her kittens are missing. I have seen them shut down and will themselves to die. Thanks for the help."

So remember, if you are going to bring kittens to a shelter, please remember to bring momma along with them! Of course if momma does not return, as Cheryl says, then you have no choice, but if you do, bring the whole family in together." Thank you so much Cheryl for this very good advice.