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Sad eyes.
This little kitten got lucky today. Dumped like rubbish by a
heartless person it has now found a loving home.
Pets that become ferals are a big
cause of loss of native wildlife in this country. Pet owners need to be
responsible for their pets. Get your cats and dogs desexed, know where they are
by keeping them confined to your yard and don’t dump your unwanted pets. Our
wildlife depends on you being responsible.
Wisely and well said.
ReplyDeleteVery lucky cat! And excellent words.
ReplyDeleteEchoing Andrew and Bill.
ReplyDeleteHow could anyone even consider dumping this bright eyed little beauty.
ReplyDeleteSo sad but glad it now has a good home. Cheers Diane
ReplyDeleteIt's a major problem in New Zealand too and, now, in Scotland as well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute kitty!
ReplyDeletea problem here as well as in many other places with unfortunately
ReplyDeletewhat good that the cat came to a good home finally
so sweet it is with its fine eyes
Creo que con mucho cariño y cuidado, estos ojos tristes se transformarán en alegres.
ReplyDeleteEs un gatito adorable.
GRacias por su visita
Hello, Pretty Kitty-face. Aren't you the lucky one, finding a home?
ReplyDeleteAh yes, responsible pet ownership. Wouldn't it be wonderful if more pet owners acted in a responsible manner?
Alphie
Hard to imagine someone could just dump such a cute little kitty out on the side of the road.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet kitten, has a magic face which you have captured well.
ReplyDeleteCan't understand how people could just do that with cats or any animal they don't want - it's not right!
So sweet, pleased she's found a home.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan