Oasis de los gatos

Hello,

A little over a year ago my boyfriend and I moved into a house in Tempe. When we moved in we started feeding a family of 5 stray cats that were living in the neighborhood. Eventually we had them all either spayed or neutered with the help of AZ Cats. We have continued to feed them, but unfortunately will be moving out of our house at the end of July. I had planned to enlist the help of neighbors who I thought would be willing to continue feeding them, but that plan was nixed when our neighbors came to ask us to stop feeding the cats because they have been defecating in their front yards.

I am a cat lover and could never condemn these cats to starvation. I am not sure how your feral cat sanctuary operates, but I am hoping that if I was willing to transport them to you that you would be willing to take them in. Like I said, they have been spayed/neutered and due to daily feedings, they are fairly tame.

Please let me know if there is anything you can do to help me and my furry friends!

Kindest regards,

Annabelle Davey

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Who does that?

My parents have a friend whose wife is a private investigator. She was nice enough to (privately) investigate the guy that ran over my dad, and send my mom an e-mail containing the findings. It turns out that he's 29, and moved to Arizona last year from Virginia. In Virginia he had dabbled in bad check writing, driving while under the influence of alcohol, driving with a suspended license, shoplifting, and posessing large amounts of marijuana. After moving to Arizona he comitted third degree felony burglary. He was issued an Arizona drivers license in March, and ran over my dad in May. He was held overnight, but obviously not very much longer than that, because last Saturday, June 13th, he was arrested again for shoplifting, and was subsequently found to be (once again) in posession of marijuana. On police reports he was often cited as a drug addict and "mentally disturbed".

After reading the e-mail, the one thing that I couldn't understand was why this guy had stopped his car after hitting my dad. It seemed to me that a seasoned criminal would have found it pretty easy to keep driving after hitting a biker on a lonely road.

And as it turns out, he did in fact find it rather easy to keep on going. The only problem was that my Dad's body and bike were stuck under his car, so after dragging him 100ft, the unconscionable young man had no other option but to get out of his vehicle and signal for help.

I'm not even mad, and I don't think my Dad is either. My Dad will get better eventually, but this guys' life obviously sucks and is probably going to suck forever. I would much rather go through what my Dad has gone through, and I think he'd agree with me, than be 29, addicted to drugs, and going nowhere fast (except, hopefully, jail).