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Kitty ELISIA from PrzystaΕ OCALENIE. Look at: [link]Elisia is deeply handicapped after a crash and disable to use and control her back side. None the less she is joyfull and active. She found her new home under our Friends patronage.
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How nice that your friends took compassion on this beautiful cat and gave her a second chance at life. Her coloring looks like she could be part Siamese.
We inherited a disabled kitten many years ago when we opened our front door and found a tiny, totally black kitten sitting on the open, snow covered porch. Thinking he was somehow left there by mistake, we took him back to the barn and placed him with his Mom and brothers and sisters. But it was only a short time later that we found him back on the porch again. I guess the Mother cat somehow knew that he was disabled and that she couldn't take care of him, and also that we couldn't turn away such a tiny thing, even though we didn't have any other inside house cats 
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Oh... this is a very positive story, Marylin
I looked for Your eMail, to send You an "asking mail" (I can't fimd the "send a note " option) It's about horses killed in Australia. We are not good enough in English to write sth, and they plan to kill much more horses.:
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[link] Hus started with creating a gallery for our Friends, starting with photos we made last weekend while visiting them. You may look at:
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I was ill for several weeks, so I apologize for this late response. It is very sad how the wild horses are being treated in Australia. Sadly, they don't always receive much better treatment in the United States, although efforts at least are made by many people to find adoption homes for many of our mustangs.
Our old mare that we board out now with some very nice people has an older mustang for company, and one of our friends has adopted more than one and also spends time in a Save the Mustangs group that works on setting up watering holes for a bunch of wild horses that still roam in an area not far from where we live. When the horses compete for forage with the naturally wild animals as well as with the cattle that are turned out on the land to graze during the summer, they anger a lot of people who feel they shouldn't be competing for the available food supply. It's a real problem for the individuals and agencies who have to manage the public lands to make all groups happy.
Here are some links to organizations in the USA that are trying to save our wild horses:
Save the Mustangs Foundation - [link]
U.S. Dept of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management - [link]
Colorado Dept of Corrections Inmate Program - [link] (click on Wild Horse Program link on left) - Prisoners in Colorado train wild horses to make them more adoptable. It's a Win-Win situation for both the inmates and the horses.
Save the Mustangs Video - [link]
And although this link is not a video about wild horses specifically, it shows why so many of us feel that horses are one of the most wonderful creatures on earth and that they deserve to be preserved and defended. What a sad world it would be without their presence - [link]
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Thank You very much. I'm going to watch all the links. 
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Hey I like her name. It's almost like mine! Elise & Elisia, sweet!
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ohh 
Nevertheless I'm glad that she has a good home now and comfortable where she is
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Thank You for Your understanding
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She really is . Thank You
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That is some unusual looking cat...bot cute none the less
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Yes, she is unusual, because of her handicap, but we think what is really unusual with her is her will of life and the joy and couriosity she got (even this is unseen at the photo
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What handicap does she have, cause she looks perfectly normal to me? I was referring to her fur when I said that, cause I never saw any other cat with stripes only on her bottom half! 
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Elisia is our Friends cat. She was to be euthanasied after falling from the 5th floor. I wrote about her handicap in the comments. Thank You a lot
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Poor kitty...but hey, she has a good life now, and she can leave that terrible accident behind! Your friends have a big heart!
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Yes. They save abused animals, especially horses. Elisia is among many other cats and seem to feel very comfortable there.
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