Trapped stray kitties aren't strays

[catrose]

4. They're not getting the attention they want and that Lana needs

and they're living in my husband's wood workshop, not the best place. And, no, they don't want to mingle with my other cats, thank you very much. The other cats they met in the wild were not so friendly. So I'm happy to pay their vet bills, provide food, anything, if someone will take them in. I read that tuxedos don't tend to get adopted as fast from shelter environments, but other rescuers told me that the Humane Society will call me back if it looks like the cats arent going to be adopted. I'm clinging to that. They just deserve so much better, better than the few minutes I spend with them each day, and better than cages. And I feel so inadequate about socializing Lana, even though she is better than she was a week ago. She'll let me pet her (and she loves the KFC original recipe chicken I bring), but she's stiff with terror the whole time. Okay, gonna cry again.

Thanks for your kind words.