My picture for 02/14 is the feral cat that had her kittens in my Jeep. My wife got a trap caught her, got her fixed, and then released her back into the neighborhood as instructed. Now months later, this cat without a name has slowly become my wife’s cat. This cat is still wild, but it loves my wife’s attention and affection.

Chuck Arning

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