Friday cat blogging--Introducing Ziggy Stardust!

Sometimes you can't give a foster kitten up. That was the case with Ziggy Stardust, who is now over 6 months old, but who has been living with us since he was only a couple of months old. He lived in my home office, and--despite my determination to put him up for adoption with the others--I found I just couldn't let him go. He is gentle and affectionate, and a lot of fun. Roxie and Velma (our resident cats, and co-empresses of the universe) are less than thrilled, and I feel very bad for them, even though I know people add pets to their households all the time.

Ziggy's sister, also one of the trapped ferals (and, like Ziggy, not really feral at all) is now living happily on a farm in Georgia, where she has new friends.

Because he was trapped in a TNR program, Ziggy had the tip of one ear cut off for "neutered feral" identification. His goals include getting an earring for the lopped ear and taking Roxie for a ride in a sports car.

(To be continued...)