Dr. Seuss Visits the Transfer Station

Can you imagine a more Seussian worlds?  Tall open trailer bins, filled with bottles, or cans, or flattened corrugated board in stacks.  In one area, dark bags filled with mysterious contents - that's the world the transfer station kittens came from.

Our rescue received a call about a momcat and 6 kittens a couple weeks back.  Two volunteers in cooperation with the transfer station folks, set traps, and captured them all.  The black momcat is feral, so she was spayed and vaccinated, and now presides over the transfer station, keeping the rodent population down.  She keeps her distance, but if you see a cat with her left ear 'tipped', you know it's her!  The 6 kittens were all taken in, tamed, and are up for adoption. 

The kittens have names from "Seussical", which will be performed August 5 and 6 by the River's Edge Community Players (www.upwitharts.org). I'm playing a Who, my husband Mark is the Grinch, and daughter Marcelle is a Bird Girl.  (With the support of our director, Sarah Worrest, an adoptable cat usually makes a cameo in these summer shows!)

Gertrude McFuzz is a super affectionate black female with a funny, expressive short brush of a tail (available). Amazing Mayzie sports a flashy spotted tabby coat (available). Cat in the Hat is a jaunty fellow, with a lovely white locket (available).  Tamarin has wonderful warm colors in her tabby coat (under agreement).  Yertle the Turtle has a Maine Coon like coat, as does his sister Gazelle (adopted).