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let's piss off mama
voids we have known
Creatures new family sent me an update photo. She has gotten so big 🥹
Hello friends and mutuals!
do you want a cat?
do you live within 2 hours of Portland OR?
WELL DO I HAVE THE DEAL FOR YOU!
We took in a cat in february that turned out to be pregnant (Tasha, pictured right), and she had 6 babies. We were able to home 5 of them with friends and coworkers but we still need homes for the only girl kitten who is now 13 weeks (Mouse, pictured left) and Tasha.
They are absolutely free to a good home and we will even include a baggie of food with them. We will deliver them. They are both very sweet girls who are good with dogs, cats, and people, and whom we are totally willing to adopt out either together or separately. Tasha has vet records we can also include.
Please please please, consider taking them if you are able.
DM me for my phone number or discord if interested!!
if you can't PLEASE REBLOG!

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From PAWS (Pets Are Worth Saving) of Alabama: https://www.instagram.com/p/DZlpFpGkg8q/?img_index=3
🏠❣ FOSTER(S) OR FOSTERS-TO-ADOPTERS NEEDED❣🏠 These three ADORABLE bottle-baby graduates have officially overstayed their welcome in their current foster home with the resident adult cats, and the grumpy old guard is staging a rebellion! 😂 It’s not them! These 9-week old kittens are absolute angels. They are cuddly, incredibly sweet, playful, and love other cats! It’s just that the resident cats are strictly "no new friends" right now, and don’t want to share their space. So, these three need a new spot to land. They are also officially available for Foster-to-Adopt!❤️ If you’ve been considering adding a new furry friend or two to your family, any one of these babies would make a wonderful, affectionate companion!🥰 PAWS covers vetting and can provide supplies and food as needed. You just provide the space, the love, and a break for some currently annoyed resident cats.😏 Interested in fostering or fostering-to-adopt? Please reach out! If you’ve never fostered for PAWS before, we just need a foster form on file. Link below!⤵ https://forms.gle/zGQBeJQDDaNNsf9p7
Pinto has either laid an egg or she’s trying to hide her favorite ping pong ball from the other cats.
HEY TUMBLR FRIENDS
I come requesting a favor.
See this cat?
This is Miss Moneypenny Lane.
Penny came to me under the name Lovebug, from my stepsister who was more interested in crack than in her cat. Penny was neglected and treated as a toy, rather than a living being with her own wants and needs--she didn't even answer to her own name. (Rather hilariously, she decided she was Penny when I cussed at a video game NPC. Both puns in her name were actually built up around what she decided she wanted to be called.) She's been with me for three months and in that time has gone from cowering under the bed and hissing to, well.
And in even better news, she has a forever home! She's traveling with me to New York in three weeks to meet her new mom.
Here's the thing.
This is expensive.
Her mom covered her spay, but I've been handling food and vet and vaccines and Miscellaneous Cat Stuff (toys, litter, etc.), and it's still another $225 to get her onto the plane--$150 pet fee from the airline and $75 for her certificate of health.
I think I can manage that part (I hope, although help would be great). What I know I can't do is that, plus the last of the stuff she needs for the trip. (Flying with a cat is...involved.)
If you're willing to help, I've got an Amazon list here. It's mostly "cats have bodily needs and we'll be on a plane" stuff, but there is also a set of luggage tags I'd like to put on her carrier. She'll be with me at all times and I'm flying at ass o'clock in the morning to minimize her stress so there won't be a ton of people, but when flying with a small creature dependent on me I find it best to subscribe to the Department of Redundancy Department school of thought.
Our flight leaves shortly after midnight on the 10th of July. Give us a hand?
(Have some twitchy nose and toes.)