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Check me out! I've lost so much weight I actually have cheekbones now!
A chubby foster cat documents her search for her waistline, true love, and a forever home.
Kinzi
Check me out! I've lost so much weight I actually have cheekbones now!
Kinzi's Wish List
If anyone reading this is interested in donating to help me or any of the animals in foster care with Shelter to home, we can always use gift cards for Feed Rite in Lincoln Park, Petsmart, Pet Supplies Plus, or Petco. My current food is a prescription weight loss food bought at the vet.
Cash donations to buy me more catnip toys, er, I mean more food!
Donations can be mailed to:
Shelter to Home
Donation in honor of Kinzi
266 Oak St.
Wyandotte, MI
48192
Or this link will take you to Paypal to donate with a credit card:
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=7859245
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Blog Archive
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- What the #%&*@!*&^#(%&)!!??
- A big thank you...
- Someone has been a baaaad kitty!
- Another lazy Sunday...
- It's the weekend!
- I see how it is...
- So far, so good!
- This is a full color blog, not just black and white
- WHEW...I made it back from the vet in one piece...
- It's FRIIIIIIIDDDDDDDDAAAAAYYYYY!
- DRAT...I'm in trouble again!
- Dear Winston...
- Here's a movie of me walking...sort of...
- It's cleaning day!
- I have a problem...
- My 15 minutes of fame have come and gone!
- I've been sculpted like a Greek Goddess!!!
- I'll get by with a little help from my friends...(...
- Drumroll please.....
- It's a Scarecrow Festival!!!
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About Me
- Kinzi
- Michigan, United States
- I'm a 27 pound cat that was rescued from the animal shelter. I'm now in a foster home on a strict diet. This blog will document my journey to health and well-being, and hopefully a new forever family.
OMG!!!! That's AWESOME!!! Way to go Kinzi!!
ReplyDeletePhyllis, you're doing an amazing job!
Hi..Kinzi's mom here. Thank you for the compliment. I'm enjoying every moment of Kinzi's care. I've learned alot about cat health since the issues she's had have been unique and not very common. Kinzi has also been a good patient through most of it, which has been a tremendous help. Couldn't have kept her bottom clean for a month of she wasn't willing to let me do it. I think she thinks she's now living at the cat spa. Meals served to her, freshly laundered blankies to lay on, her own private room, and lots of warm baths and massages. Who wouldn't want that? haha
ReplyDeletePhyl
Oh Phyllis, that is tremendous - I am so happy. Almost 5 pounds if I remember correctly! You are doing such a grand job and I know that Kinzi is being very patient but she is because that precious little girl probably went through so much wherever she came from and she loves and deserved the extra attention, love and care and being clean probably for the first time in a very long time in her precious life. I am so very grateful that you took her in and cared for her as you are doing. We know that there are not many people that would do all of that or be able to do all of that work with her. I hope that some time when she if feeling better and gets smaller you can plan to bring her by the shelter just for a minute visit just in the front office area. Make it a Monday night though so I will be able to see her. God Bless you sweet Phyllis and God Bless your family both humans and furries and as always, may God Bless Shelter to Home for all you do for the animals. I am thankful you are here for all those shelter animals that need that extra love and attention and a warm and safe loving home and family until they find their forever homes. I wish there were more homes to take some of our precious shelter animals. They are all patiently waiting for their forever homes. We had a great adoption weekend - the best in a while and we are grateful.
ReplyDeleteLove and hugs to all
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