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Farewell Grand Old Gus

Gus with his head on Mom’s lap Our old feral Patriarch Gus has crossed the Rainbow Bridge.

Gus when he still lived as a feral cat He lived for over 20 years, most of which as a Feral cat.
He brought countless scared, starving, homeless cats to our backyard for sanctuary.
We watched one time as he and a Feral Mama
carried her six tiny kittens one-by-one
across the street
and over our fence to our backyard.

He was a fierce protector of his clowder as his scarred old faces shows.
When Snowmaggedon hit Texas,
he let us lure him inside for the first time.

Gus and kits That old battle-cat became a kitten sitter.
Those kits LOVED old Gus.

Gus and his fish He got his first toy and played with it like a kit.
In his new sanctuary across The Rainbow Bridge,
I’m sure that within minutes
he became the Patriarch there too.
No cat has been braver, kinder or more loving than our Gus.

Gus We are so honored to have had such a beautiful being in our lives for over 2 decades.
My wish for this world is to have more like Gus; fiercely protecting the vulnerable
and giving more than they receive.
Wouldn’t the world be a much better place?
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Spring brings
I love what the change in seasons bring,
especially when it is Spring!

The jasmine is in bloom and smelling amazing!

The mint is good and healthy.

The Esparanza is just starting to open it’s blossoms.

And our migrating friends stop by for a visit.

Mini Molly Mini Molly: I thought this was a cat blog, what’s with the birds?
We’re thankful for what Spring brings today!


