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The Lodge at Real Life, MT.

Come visit where the air and water is clean and the people are real. As your inn keeper I confess that I have more than my share of opinions on absolutely everything. I'm also chock full of advice and ready to give it at every opportunity - asked for or not. You'll also find the entries from my old blog here: An Animal Shelter - Everyday Stories. These were stories about a typical animal shelter in Montana. It ended when my relationship with the local animal shelter ended - badly.

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Location: Helena, Montana, United States

Thursday, July 07, 2005

A Question of Adoptability

We get a lot of cats. We get a lot of black cats. They outnumber any other color and they are hard to place. People just seem to pick every other color first. We get many really nice, friendly socialized cats and kittens that are easier to find homes for than timid or less friendly ones. And we don't have enough foster homes that can take a mother cat and kittens so that they can be protected from the all too contagious upper respiratory disease that we fight every day. This unlucky family had all the chips stacked against them and were killed.