06/03/2024
I'm going to have a little rant so bare with me. Lately I have had a few messages that are verging on abusive. I wouldn't say I'm an overly sensitive person when it comes to the human kind. I'm pretty thick skinned. I am still shocked however that people can be so incredibly ignorant and self absorbed that they completely lack insight as to what is involved in the work I do. When I rescue these kittens I feed, care and love them. I get to know each and every one and my intentions are to get the very best fit for them so that they can have a beautiful, safe life. Sometimes I have to say NO. This is because the home is not a good fit. People with toddlers are the most difficult to deal with. Some are very gracious and completely understand but others take offence that I won't home a frightened little rescue kitten to a home with a two year old. I try to explain that the child won't get the best from this kitten, and that the kitten will be frightened and end up becoming an outside cat or rehoming itself to get away from grabbing little hands. I would like to remind the haters and those that feel they are entitled to get what they want that while they are in their beds at night I am out feeding starving cats on the street. Taking care of these kittens and cats is like two full time jobs and I don't receive pay. But the main thing is, that I form a bond with these beautiful creatures and I want to have peace of mind that they are going to a place of safety with people who will love and respect them until their time on earth is done. I do what I do purely from a place of genuine love for cats which I believe to be the most beautiful of creatures. I'm not going to let them down when they are already traumatized and scared. It is not like giving out lollies. They are living beings and if I say NO it's because your home is not the right place for the kitten. It's nothing personal against your child or family. I most certainly do home to people with children and dogs but every single kitten is treated as an individual and is placed with the person I feel guided to home with. Thanks again to the lovely people out there that create some balance and encourage me in my work with the wildlings. 😻😻❤️