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It's a whole lot of work and a whole lot of fun. Watching the ferals make progress in terms of being comfortable here; watching babies grow up into healthy kittens; watching cats that were kept in cages in previous shelters run back and forth for no other reason other than they can run now. These are the kinds of things that make this worthwhile.

But sure, there's alot of scooping out litter boxes and there's alot of time spent cleaning. And I mean a LOT of time spent cleaning.

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CLEAN, CLEAN, CLEAN

Ricardo and VelcroBoy Eating
Kittens are MESSY eaters! Not to mention that they pee and poop an awful lot. And when you rescue 24 kittens from one dairy farm, believe me, you have alot of pee and poop and MESS! Now these kittens are grown up – but they are still MESSY!

Litter
I get the compressed pine pellets delivered from my local feed store. These bags are packaged for horses (40 lb. each) but the product is the same as the cat litter. This is MUCH cheaper than buying small bags packaged as cat litter. It's a challenge to move 50 bags at 40 lbs. each into the house.