A week ago today, Maynard decided to head to the great litter box in the sky.

It took only 2 weeks from my last blog entry for us to get a new batch of foster kittens…and this one was, by far, the toughest but most rewarding experience thus far.

It’s been pretty quiet (in terms of feline foster visitors) in our house lately.

Possible animal torture in Madison County is tough to comprehend

Hot on the heels of our last batch of foster kittens, the Woodford Humane Society got swamped with 30 new kittens in a matter of a week.

D’Arcy and I are back fostering another set of kittens (4) with their mother (Marita).

We recently brought in our first batch of slightly sick kittens. While D’Arcy and I volunteer a lot of our time at the Lexington Humane Society, we have also been visiting and fostering for the Woodford Humane Society as well (both very well run/great organizations).

My wife D'Arcy and I are back to being kitten foster parents

A detailed look at being a foster parent for the Lexington Humane Society.

If you ever wanted to volunteer or foster at an area animal shelter, this gives you a little inside peek on what it's all about.

I know it’s at the end of the month but I need to point out that April is “Prevention of Animal Cruelty Month”. People are urged to take time this month to educate themselves on animal welfare, existing animal cruelty laws, and what animal issues are pending in the state’s legislation.

It’s been awhile since I last blogged. Our newest feline addition, Leia Tiberius (yes, science fiction fans heard some familiar names there) just turned one and is, by lack of a better explanation, a furry electron.