On Sunday, August 6th, Friends of Rescue (FOR) held the second of this summer’s “kitten parties”. The public was invited to meet and play with foster kittens in the FOR office (213 Oakwood Avenue NW, Huntsville, AL) between 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM, and start the adoption process if they found a kitten (or two) that they wanted to bring home. Donations to the non-profit group were also gladly accepted during the event hours.
Foster parents were encouraged to bring the kittens before the opening of the event. But like any parent knows, the best planned trip can be delayed… and most kittens showed up around 12:55 PM. We had planned to take an initial image of each kitten, and make a list with the name and frame number for future reference… well, we could not keep up with the arrivals. Thank goodness for the second part of the plan: placing paper collars with the kitten’s name to facilitate identification in case someone wanted to adopt. This helped us continue to take images and write down frame numbers well into the event. I missed the names of four fosters, but the gallery below shows the 32 kittens that came to the event.
FOR expects to have one more kitten party in September. I intend to be there with plenty of memory cards to gather photographs that can be used during their adoption process. If any of these kittens catches your eye, please contact info@forrescue.net and ask if he/she is still available!
