A friend of mine called me to share that there was a young kitten in her front yard that was wild. She could not keep it, but it was scared and she was afraid for its safety. I took my Have a Heart Trap and went over and caught the little thing in just a few minutes. The kitten was ear-tipped, so I knew it was a Trap, Neuter, Release cat. It was wild, and I was advised to take all its things outside and let it live out there. It upset me to have it out in the winter (and I live in Arizona), and I started talking to it and feeding it; finally it let me pet it and then pick it up. That took 2 years, but one morning I scooped Cuz up in my arms and brought it in the house. It loves pets, and each day is a little more tame and loving. I named it Cuz because it looks like it could be a cousin of Dickens, one of our other cats. Kitty has even learned to share a house with Dobermans.

Sue
SCOTTSDALE, AZ