Another Reason Why It's Hard to Photograph Kitties

Sometimes they try to eat your camera strap. Like Addie demonstrates:

Why photographing kittens is so hard

Most pictures I take of kittens look like this one of Daphne.



Here's a video of Miguel that illustrates why. (If you pay attention at the end you can hear him purr).



And here's the one successful photo I got of Miguel.




UPDATE - Miguel and Daphne found a home together!

Finger Licking Good

Midnight is a young cat who craves attention. He just arrived at the Cambridge PetSmart and he did not want to stay still for his photo. So, I took some video.

I promise, I didn't have anything tasty on my fingers. He just love to groom.

Banana and Pumpkin - Great Together

Anastasia is a pretty little Tortie. She was one of those cats that took longer than usual to adopt and no one knew why. She's a great kitty as her new family can attest. They call her "Anna Banana" and have this to say:

"She is doing incredibly well, has lost some of her extra weight, and is quite the character. She and our other cat, Pumpkin, are little friends!"

Living Large

Daniel is a big cat with a big personality. He doesn't throw his weight around, he's gentle and sweet - even through all his ups and downs. Daniel was adopted and returned once but is now in his permanent home and "living large."

Happy Holidays

Happy Holidays to all my friends at FARS!!!
Hope all of you have a safe and happy holiday season!

With love always,
KiKi

Like a Whole New Cat

The Adoption Center can be a tough place for many cats. It's loud and they are confined with lots of other cats and strangers around. Dustie was one of those cats that did rather poorly. She was very stressed out and it showed in both her appearance and behavior. She's been in foster care for a while now. I visited her recently and boy what a difference! Her coat has filled out and is silky soft. She's happy, affectionate, and playful as this video shows. Now all she needs is a permanent home.