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Dedicated to: such good friends and
for all they've done to be so supportive of "The Shelter Project" and for being such dear sweet friends.

They know my feral babies Winston (in back) and Raya (in front) and have tried to follow what I've shared about their story here on dA, and they just seem to adore them.
I know there are a few others who have enjoyed the stories of our Winston and Raya, too...
it's been quite a journey with them, since moving here...
and acclimating them to the best safety possible of our property.

They currently have two actual feral houses on the back porch, where they stay most of the time, a cat condo, with animal heating pads, which they are using frequently now.
The back porch is also where I feed them, and where their water is. That is their main home base. We've secluded it quite a bit, to make them feel secure, and so it tends to be a bit dark for good photos to get of them together...

Here, they are photographed together on our front porch during the day, which is common to see them there, when it is more sunny and warm.

If you are new to their story, Winston and Raya have each been humanely trapped by us, and spayed and neutered so that there would be no more kittens, from them, anyway, for us to continue to contend with.

When we first moved here, our immediate neighbourhood was full of strays and a ferals, and a couple strays had litters of kittens and even Raya had a litter-- we had many stories to go with all of this, of fostering what we could in our storage building, taking as many as we could to our humane society... we see relatively few cats anymore, and only Winston and Raya, are left... we've not seen kittens in the immediate area in a very long time, *knock on wood*

Winston is super "domestic" (with me) especially on the back porch, and somewhat here on the front porch. I can pick him up, and give him belly scritches anytime in those locations. I can pet him regularly anywhere else on the property. Raya, not so much, though I did know her first, before any new cat, when we moved here.
Meaning, I already knew my own cats that I brought with me- all indoor cats.

Regardless they both have come a long way, and are also tons healthier, for 100% outdoor feral cats, and just because Winston is that good with me, I am the only human he is like this with... in essence is really is still considered feral. It's strange, but it is true.

And, the other truth is, I love them as much as my indoor cats!

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[ NOTE: Thank you, in advance, for any 's I may receive for this image. I am honoured and grateful that anyone would think well enough to it. So thank you from the bottom of my heart . I understand if you don't have time to comment, but thank you for any kind comments, too.
It's important to know this NOW, as I may NOT be able to do individual thank-you's for 's, or in case I cannot respond to each comment, either. Thanks for understanding.
And, if you just came to view, I appreciate that, too.
]

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Respect � Tea Photography.
ALL work produced by Tea of � Tea Photography is protected, and shall NOT be reproduced, altered, or used in ANY kind of way.

Description
Dedicated to: such good friends and
for all they've done to be so supportive of "The Shelter Project" and for being such dear sweet friends.

They know my feral babies Winston (in back) and Raya (in front) and have tried to follow what I've shared about their story here on dA, and they just seem to adore them.
I know there are a few others who have enjoyed the stories of our Winston and Raya, too...
it's been quite a journey with them, since moving here...
and acclimating them to the best safety possible of our property.

They currently have two actual feral houses on the back porch, where they stay most of the time, a cat condo, with animal heating pads, which they are using frequently now.
The back porch is also where I feed them, and where their water is. That is their main home base. We've secluded it quite a bit, to make them feel secure, and so it tends to be a bit dark for good photos to get of them together...

Here, they are photographed together on our front porch during the day, which is common to see them there, when it is more sunny and warm.

If you are new to their story, Winston and Raya have each been humanely trapped by us, and spayed and neutered so that there would be no more kittens, from them, anyway, for us to continue to contend with.

When we first moved here, our immediate neighbourhood was full of strays and a ferals, and a couple strays had litters of kittens and even Raya had a litter-- we had many stories to go with all of this, of fostering what we could in our storage building, taking as many as we could to our humane society... we see relatively few cats anymore, and only Winston and Raya, are left... we've not seen kittens in the immediate area in a very long time, *knock on wood*

Winston is super "domestic" (with me) especially on the back porch, and somewhat here on the front porch. I can pick him up, and give him belly scritches anytime in those locations. I can pet him regularly anywhere else on the property. Raya, not so much, though I did know her first, before any new cat, when we moved here.
Meaning, I already knew my own cats that I brought with me- all indoor cats.

Regardless they both have come a long way, and are also tons healthier, for 100% outdoor feral cats, and just because Winston is that good with me, I am the only human he is like this with... in essence is really is still considered feral. It's strange, but it is true.

And, the other truth is, I love them as much as my indoor cats!

~~~~~~~~~

[ NOTE: Thank you, in advance, for any 's I may receive for this image. I am honoured and grateful that anyone would think well enough to it. So thank you from the bottom of my heart . I understand if you don't have time to comment, but thank you for any kind comments, too.
It's important to know this NOW, as I may NOT be able to do individual thank-you's for 's, or in case I cannot respond to each comment, either. Thanks for understanding.
And, if you just came to view, I appreciate that, too.
]

************
Respect � Tea Photography.
ALL work produced by Tea of � Tea Photography is protected, and shall NOT be reproduced, altered, or used in ANY kind of way.