Dumped at La Madeleine's last night:

Status?

Kittle :
If possible, please repost this video. It won't open for me. Thanks.

Picasso13 :
Sorry. It is a screenshot. The description by the poster sounds as tho it is the same puppy and she has it. Perhaps you can find her and the video on Facebook. I can't post Facebook videos on KDC.

Any more news on Maddie?

Hi all, sorry, we got back late on Sunday and I have been unwell ever since, we left town to visit someone in hospital with a C. Diff infection and it seems I may have picked it up despite taking every precaution, I didn't realize we weren't clear on who had the puppy, I will see what I can find on FB.UPDATE:It appears the lady is keeping her since she is referring to her as "my puppy", it also appears she is not doing well, and we have lost too many animals in the last couple of years to go through that heartbreak again, but luckily it appears she is loved and getting help as it is.

CartmanUK35 :
Hope you are feeling better.

CartmanUK35 :
C-diff is serious. Please take care of yourself. Praying for you.

XUSAX :
Thank you for rescuing those kittens who definitely would not have survived otherwise!❤️

RolloTomaso :
Love it, thank you my friend.
I was logged out??????
And just found my password to re-enter!💕💜

CartmanUK35 :
Sorry you got sick & lost your chance with pup. Prayers for speedy recovery to you, & Maddie wherever she is.🙏

Smoothwaters :
From a seminar I attended last year whose Keynote speaker was Hannah Shaw aka The Kitten Lady, she said everyone's first instinct is to take kittens when no momma is around. It's actually better for the kittens if you leave them be. As long as the kittens appear clean and well fed, momma is close by. Momma kitties have to eat too so they leave their kittens to get food for themselves, or they are relocating them to a safer/warmer/cooler place, but she can only carry one at a time. If kittens are moved for fear car may run them over, relocation should be done close to where they were moved from so the momma can find their scent and hear their meows. Ms Shaw said that 80% of shelter animal deaths are kittens brought to them with no momma. She said the momma is their best way to survive. I know from my own experience with strays having kittens in my yard, that they do leave for a 2-3 hours, but always come back. I would notice when I went to feed the older cats, a couple of kittens would be missing and later they would all be gone or they would all reappear. The mommas were moving them all the time. Cooler or warmer spots, or just away from us. Leave them close to where found and just check back to see it they're still there and doing ok. Ms Shaw says Momma knows best.