Making Movies of Hamster

7/2/2014

This week I decided to make mini movies of Hamster. The below is my second "movie" and focuses on his play time as a follow-up to this past weekend's blog entry. I hope you enjoy (turn on your speakers for the full message).

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Having owned cats all my life, when we put our last pet to rest after 17 years the decision was made to begin fostering kittens from our local No Kill shelter. Many kittens and several cats later, it is rewarding to help the community and find wonderful, loving homes for the felines. This website will include some thoughts, emotions, challenges, and best of all the enjoyments from the rewarding fostering experience. It will also highlight cats available for adoption from local area shelters.

I am not a veterinarian nor vet technician. It is only for the love of cats and a life-time commitment of their care from neonatal abandoned kittens to aging cats that I have developed a few skills and learned along my journey of caring.

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Adopt Charleston Cats highlights some of the cats and kittens currently in the care of Charleston Animal Society, Pet Helpers, and Hallie Hill Animal Sanctuary located in Charleston County, South Carolina. More are available for adoption, but we will show a few that are either on an adoption floor, Pounce Cat Cafe + Wine Bar, available for adoption from their foster home, or soon to be available for adoption. We also highlight adoptable felines available through individuals (primarily rescuers/TNR) and these animals are fully vetted. Periodically, we will also highlight kittens and cats available for adoption through agencies from surrounding counties.
Please consider adoption by visiting each facilities' website to learn how you can visit and meet your next furry friend or contact us to be connected to a rescuer.
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