For the love of Tonkinese and all cats

11/01/2024

05/13/2024

I came in and laid down and look who came up to join me

05/13/2024

I think Oreo has made himself at home here he is such a sweet boy

05/11/2024

Look what I got yesterday his name is Oreo

03/31/2024

Happy Easter to my facebook family and friends

02/09/2024

Now the rest of the story
Here is a copy of the balance of the vet bill I just paid. Kat Parker had 24 hours to pay bill which wasn’t done. I can now rest in peace knowing I for filled Melissa last wish for her cats. I did all the work of catching them making sure they were safe and finding new homes for the 2 no one stepped up. With no help from anyone . I’ve learned one thing through all of this that there are a lot of good caring people in this world and some sh*tty one. I was Melissa friend to the end and will miss her lots. Now that I got everything done it’s a relief to not have to deal with Kat Parker ever again. I don’t know how you can call yourself a rescue or even Melissa friend when you only cared about your 2 cats and not all of them. and that is the end of the story!

02/08/2024

This is a copy of the bill for 2 of Melissa cats Lulu and Lady bug I had $450 in donations from my pay pal account and $40 from Carol Melissa sister with a balance of $135 we will have the results from the blood work in a few days Kat Parker said she was going to cover the remaining balance but she was verbally abusive to the lady at the vet office and never did pay them. Then had the nerve to call Amber at ARE trying to get her involved. I hate people who tell lies to make themselves look good and make money that isn’t used on what it should be. So I have a $135 bill at the vet for Melissa’s 2 cats. But it will get paid no thanks to Kat Parker . But i wanted my doners to see where their money went. I thank you and so do the kitties Lulu and Landbug.

02/07/2024

Neko & Huey

01/28/2024

A few of the beautiful cats at the cat show today I really enjoyed it and got to see some old friends

09/05/2023

Hey there all you cats and kittens! Come on out to the Murrieta Petsmart this Sunday! We'll be there with some beautiful kittens that are ready for their forever homes!

10/01/2022

***Hi Everybody! I hope you’re having a great Tuesday! We are in the final phases of preparing for Hurricane Ian, so things are a little crazy! We will be keeping all our furriends updated, but wanted to share some info about the hurricane CAT-egories you hear about - it really has to do with wind speeds. We are going to be safe, so don’t worry. So, enjoy your evening, and I’ll MEOW at you a little later!

- Prince Pippin =^..^=

09/25/2022

True

09/23/2022

A little something to put a smile on your face :-)

09/14/2022

This one made me laugh! 🤣😺

08/04/2022

Good to know

Cats and Coyotes - Do Lethal Control Methods Save Cats?

A recent online conversation discussed how to kill or relocate coyotes to save cats. Several cat lovers chimed in that that coyotes ”didn’t belong” near humans and should be killed or relocated to protect community cats.

Like them or not, coyotes are our neighbors, and coexistence is the most humane solution. Just as trap and kill methods of control for feral cats have failed, lethal control methods for coyotes have failed. In fact, they fail spectacularly. As we see with cats, removing coyotes creates a vacuum effect causing more coyotes to move in. But there is more. Unlike cats, in coyote packs only the alpha pair reproduces. If you remove an alpha, the coyote community is disrupted and new pairs will form and reproduce resulting in a potentially bigger population boom.
Indoor-only cats are protected from many of the risks associated with the outdoors, but not all cats are cut out for the indoor life. Temperament, indoor cat conflict and behavior issues mean that some cats are going to live outside at least part of the time. The solution? Fences.

Here is the run down on fencing options.

-Construct a fence with rollers on top. You can buy them ready made or make your own with PVC piping. www.coyoteroller.com

-Electrify your fence both at ground level and the top.

-Put up cat fencing. Install coated chicken wire 12 inches deep to prevent digging under. Or use garden stakes to anchor the chicken wire to the ground at least 18 inches from the fence. A DYI option is to buy 8 foot deer netting and coated chicken wire at your local feed store or online. www.purrfectfence.com
-Install climbing baffles (overhangs) on the inside and outside of your existing fence. www.purrfectfence.com
-Build a catio or enclosure. Check out some catio ideas here or upload your own in the comments below.
https://www.pinterest.com/communitycatcoa/catios/

If fencing isn't possible, employ the methods used to reduce the risk for feral colonies.

-Feed on a schedule and take all uneaten food inside.

-Don't feed wildlife.

-Pick up any fallen fruit.

-Keep food and cat litter out of compost bins.

And just a reminder here. If your cat disappears, do not assume a coyote got him. Coyotes do take cats, but the vast majority of lost cats are NOT taken by coyotes.

https://www.facebook.com/CommunityC.../posts/687556954718968
Coyotes and Cats Part 1 https://www.facebook.com/Communit.../posts/922782694529725:0
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If you want to learn more about coexisting with coyotes, check out the following links.
https://coyotecoexistence.com/
http://www.projectcoyote.org/carnivores/coyote/
http://www.humanesociety.org/.../template-coyote...
http://www.humanesociety.org/.../preventing_coyote...
https://urbancoyoteresearch.com/study-results
*Spatial and Temporal Variation in the Diet of Coyotes in the Chicago Metropolitan Area
http://digitalcommons.unl.edu/icwdm_usdanwrc/698/