March 8, 2019
Greetings!
FAT FERAL CATS are a poor substitute for a greyhound. 
They want to be petted, but will NOT be picked up.
They detest any form of canned cat food and demand canned tuna.
They detached the bottom of my retracting screen door for access.
 Having spent the first two years of their lives totally feral (after being altered) they’ve been deprived of a childhood
and are not amused by cat toys. (I’ve tried them all). 
Yes, I am being used. But I’ll show THEM. 
I’ve made an appointment with a mobile vet who assures me she works
with feral cats. I guess we’ll find out if she can catch them.
Fabulous greyhound jewelry is no substitute for a greyhound either,
though I continue to wear all of my own for the memories.
Now, in this tiny home in a crowded beach town, and with the large greyhound family of our youth no longer a possibility,
it means I must find my amusement in independent Fat Feral Cats
and live vicariously through all your greyt photos on Facebook!
AND continue to support adoption with Northcoast Greyhounds!
Look under PENDANTS for this Rose Quartz Heart of My Hearts and other delicate and affordable baubles.
Look! A RING! And it matches these long dangly EARRINGS
in Spiney Oyster-
a very Springy color!
AND I still get to shop for cool jewels for you in Tucson!


You'll want to watch this YouTube video of DR. NICOLA MASON discussing her canine cancer program!
It's personal, entertaining and educational!
We are especially impressed to learn that Dr. Mason's trials are now offered at more than TWENTY clinics, according to t his article in Veterinary Practice News! Open the link to find a location near where you live- I hope you don't need one but someone you know might..., The article is worth saving.