FLORIDA RESCUE RANGER
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Meet Nacho!
 
            Nacho is a 3 ½ month old kitten that was dropped off by a person, that did not care to bring him to a shelter, at one of my colonies at Home Depot Plaza.  Lucky for Nacho, it was my night to feed the kitties and I caught a glimpse of him running around the bushes.  Thank goodness I always, always, always keep a trap with me, and a cage and some towels for emergencies just like this one.  I set a trap, and he was so hungry that he went right in.  Thanks to Save Our Strays, I got him neutered and all his shots were done.  He has been adopted, and is going to a really good home in a couple days.  Nacho does not have to live outside for the next 15 years in the rain, in the cold and in the heat.  He will be snuggled next to someone in a nice warm bed, with people that care about him.  Please, please take unwanted animals to shelters, and stop dropping them off wherever.  They are not wild animals, and not meant to live outdoors like wild animals.  They are domestic animals, and deserve to have a chance to get a home.  Especially kittens.  Nacho was friendly not feral, but I am so happy for him and he will have a beautiful life ahead of him.

​FLORIDA RESCUE RANGER
 
​Meet Trixie!
 
            Just hanging out!  Trixie has a bunch of tricks up her sleeve!  She loves to be the center of attention!  She was rescued from the bushes, next to a post office.  She would peek her head out of the bushes, and just play the peekaboo game and that’s how I saw her.  No matter where you go, if you love cats, just keep your eyes open. You will see a cat in your travels just about anywhere.  Unfortunately, there are so many homeless cats out there.  I come across them everywhere I go.  Just stop, and help if you can, especially now in the summertime as it is kitten season.  Thanks to Save Our Strays, I’m able to continue with my journey of rescuing cats.  If you don’t have a hobby, it’s a good one to have because you’re saving a life and keeping busy at the same time.  Especially if you’re retired, you may be looking for something to do. Call your local animal shelter, and volunteer.  It will give you purpose in life.  Also, with Fourth of July coming up soon, animals usually don’t like fireworks.  Try to be respectful, and make sure you’re not stressing out your cat or dog during that time. Enjoy!