September 29, 2019

Sunday Selfies

We're pawticipating in The Cat on My Head's Sunday Selfies today.



Hurricane Dorian not only devastated the lives of the humans in the Bahamas but there are many animals in need of medical care and home.  One of our local rescues Hope for Brevard has taken in 55 cats from the Bahamas.  They will be quarantined for 14 days and then available for adoption.  Here's a little bit of their story from the Hope For Brevard Facebook page:

THE BAHAMA CATS ARE HERE!!!After many weeks of planning and roller coast rides that we endured getting these babies here, they have finally landed in the states. We had to load them as quickly as possible to appease customs so we do not have an exact numbers at the moment. We have about 35 carriers with MULTIPLE cats in each carrier. In order to make it here, some of these cats had to boat to a new island, take a truck ride to the airport, and then endure the plane ride here. Now we have about a 3 hour drive back to Melbourne, Fl. These cats will be with us (H.O.P.E) for their 14 day quarantine. We will update everyone once we get them all set up. If you are able, please donate what you can: hopeforbrevard.com
Our newspaper ran a great article about these kitties and we were amazed at the great selfies these cats took in spite of their ordeal.  Aren't these two precious?


Click HERE to read their story and to see the selfies some of the others took!  We hope they all get wonderful forever homes.

16 comments:

Erin the Cat Princess said...

I am so glad that so many have been helped and the community have rallied. These two are charming (and clearly talented selfie-takers) and we are sure that once they clear their health screening they will get loving homes in the community that supported their rescue.
Purrs
ERin

Summer at sparklecat.com said...

I'm so glad your local rescue is helping out these kitties in need.

Brian's Home Blog said...

They are so precious and we feel so bad for all of those critters!

My Mind's Eye said...

Oh my goodness the resilience of animals is amazing...they live in the moment and now their moments are filled with H.O.P.E. What precious faces
Hugs cecilia

Memories of Eric and Flynn said...

Such sweet faces. After all they have been through I hope they soon find their forever homes.

pilch92 said...

I hope they all get forever homes. Such cuties. XO

Athena Cat Goddess Wise Kitty said...

Poor babies!

We are so glad they are being looked after and we hope they get their forever homes soon!

The Island Cats said...

We’re purring all these cuties find forever homes real soon.

Catscue Cat Mom said...

Wow! Melbourne Florida we LOVE you! What a town of superheroes!

Just Ducky said...

A double selfie!

Melissa, Mudpie and Angel Truffles (Mochas, Mysteries and Meows) said...

Oh, how adorable!!! Purrs for all of them.

meowmeowmans said...

Awesome job, Melbourne! We are purring that these sweetoes to find their new forever homes soon.

Pam and Teddy said...

It's wonderful when communities pitch in for a cause to help animals in distress.....our shelter recently took in almost 100 dogs from a puppy mill and is working with volunteers to help them become adoptable - many were in horrible shape when arriving. The community is standing by to adopt them when they are ready. It makes our hearts happy that people care so much EVERYWHERE.

Hugs, Pam and Ted

Timmy Tomcat said...

That is a wonderful story. We are so happy for the Bahamas cats and know that they will find wonderful homes when they are ready

Peachy, Stippie, Angel Binky and Granny said...

It's good to have angels around to help them. Such cuties💗Good Luck Pawkisses to find a furrever home soon🐾😽💞

Dash Kitten Crew said...

I hope that I can donate something to help the cats.