A Rare Request For Assistance

For those of you that know me (which is practically everyone, unless you're hitting the "Show Me a Random Blog" button on Blogger, in which case you must really be bored), you know that I don't often ask for help. But in this case, I've decided to take on a cause here in Greensboro...the Feral Cat Assistance Program. To do I will be walking in The Human Race on March 15, and I am kindly asking for any donations that you may be willing to send, no matter how large or small.

So I know what you're thinking...does this mean providing walkers and/or adult diapers to wild cats? No, not exactly. The term "feral" in this sense simply means those cats (and often kittens) that are born as strays or simply cast out into the streets, with nowhere to go nor anyone to feed them. FCAP does a lot of very valuable work to help find, domesticate, and provide homes for these cats rather than seeing them euthanized.

Even at home, I watch our own cats constantly tortured and stalked by our goofy full-time-herder border collie. Sometimes I think they'd be better out in the wild until I realize what a harsh existence it is out there. Together, we can prevent such scenarios and help make the world a better place. :)

Visual Summary For Those That Like Pictures (Kevin): Before and After

There is certainly no pressure involved here, but if you would be willing to sponsor me (and thus FCAP) in the Human Race, please send a check made payable to "The Human Race" with the initials "FCAP" and my name written on the memo portion of your check. You may draw pictures of your own animals on each check at your own risk. If you are interested and do not have my address, please send me a short note and I will provide it to you. All donations have to be in to me by February 28, but if you let me know in advance I can go ahead and make your donation for you (because I love and trust you).

Again, I don't do this often, so I greatly appreciate your understanding and thank you for reading.