Meet my Lucy Lily...she is my girl. Adopted in 2015 from the
Eau Claire County Humane Society...she was part of a litter born
to a feral momma. She has touched my life in more ways then I can
ever count. Such is the case with every animal that has entered our
lives, but on this early June day....in particular, I want to testify to how
the feral cat population should never be underestimated. Our first barncat,
Hope, found her way to our farm about 10 years ago in the fall, a feral cat.
It took most of the winter to earn her trust. Over the years she has blessed
our lives with 25 kittens...one that now lives in Seattle with my Ian and
5 that still tend to their barncat duties with our Hope. And then there is
Midnight, Patches...and the other feral cats that ultimately found solace
& a home at Meadowview Farm. We have taken the responsibility of their
care seriously (they could name a wing of the Osseo-Augusta Vet Clinic
after us)! Tomorrow is my birthday...and I plan to donate to our Humane
Society on behalf of the feral cats. They are often misunderstood, but
when we honor them with our trust, remarkable things happen. 💚
