Cat Colony Christmas Photos (Their First Christmas)

One last set of photos to share from Christmas for (mostly) Wordless Wednesday. If you have been keeping up with my blog, then by now you know about my efforts to help a Feral and Stray Cat Colony issue in my neighborhood. All of the photos today are of colony cats. Some of them are the outside ones we help, and some of them are indoor ones that have now been adopted. This was their first Christmas! 🙂 We wanted to bring a little joy to their lives. If you would like to read more about the colony cats I care for and their stories, you can click HERE to be taken to the archives, or just look for the Cat Colony tab on my website. Looking out for the welfare of animals is something I am passionate about!

Because I had over dozen photos to share, I decided to put them in gallery format instead of attaching a bunch of big ones one after another and overwhelming you. So here is how it works :

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: The 3 colony cats I adopted got plenty of fun cat toys, treats and little cans of organic canned cat food (tuna mixtures). They LOVED what Santa brought them! 🙂

: Mama Fluffy is such a feminine cat, with a perfectly pink nose, that I had to get her a pink princess stocking.

: Here is what little Mama Fluffy looks like

: Since Fluffy’s babies are named Mickey & Minnie, I thought these were the perfect little stockings for the kittens!

: Here is what Minnie & Mickey looked like when they had first opened their eyes. They were 5 months old around Christmas time. In case you didn’t know they are the We Live Inspired Mascots (because it is their birth that inspired me to start this website).

: For the un-adopted cat colony cats that live outside and love their human caregivers, 4 little stockings with a can of fish in each were hung on their “house” (one of the large winter shelters we built that a few of them share).