Thanks for that wonderful story, Linda! Spaying and neutering were practically unknown to us back then. How kind your family was to care for them that way. It warms my heart.
My niece in California had taken stray cats off the street and gotten them "fixed" at a local vet clinic that offered a $15 or $20 special for strays. ...I suspect a few were not strays, though:\
People of all ages who remember great times in Growing Up Bloomsbury. Let's reminisce.
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Donna I think I've taken in every stray animal that there is on God's green earth. ;) At one point my parents had to deal with pigeon on the dining room table. :)) It had a hurt wing and I took it in and healed it. Another time we got canaries. Craig remember this from Dot McQuaid for a science project. Needless to say they needed a summer home, so where did they end up? :) As I recall they didn't make it till the next fall.... What can I say I did much better with bigger birds..... Who knows maybe coal gas remaining in the house ;)
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