Glynis

I feed three outdoor cats (not counting the undependable Gorky): Rotten Luck Willie, Herman, and Glynis. Naturally I would love to find homes for these cats, but, as you know, placing cats is nearly impossible since everyone seems to know of a deserving stray. Besides two of them are not really placeable. Willie, an orange male, is antisocial. He is frightened by the slightest noise and will only allow me to pet him and never for very long. Herman is kind of messy looking, a bit agressive and prone to suddenly scratch or bite anyone showing him any kindness. But Glynis—ah, Glynis!—is a magnificent variegated grey, white and black female with incredibly artistic markings. She is long, lean, spayed and no older than three. Besides being uniquely beautiful she is also docile, loving and completely non-aggressive. Why am I telling you this? Because, while I expect to keep caring for Rotten Luck Willie and Herman, I know somebody out there might have a home for Glynis or know of someone who would welcome this affectionate work of art into their home.