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Little Mouse, who depends on us for food, water, mil treats and love

We have now published more than 2,500 posts over just shy of a decade.

We have shared more than 2,000 original photographs, sharing images from North America to South America to Europe, Africa and Asia.

The amount of text would fill nearly four books.

Today, we want to focus on taking care stray cats.

We live in Little Havana and love its authenticity and diversity.

But sadly, it is one of the No. 1 places to dump unwanted felines in all of South Florida.

We live on a tiny lot, but have 2 bowls of water, 2 bowls of food and 4 cat shelters on it.

We have cared for nearly 50 outside cats in the past five years.

Our Siamese baby Honeybear continues to be our first inside rescue.

But at any given time we have a trio of regulars who depend on us to fill their water and milk bowls several times a day while filling their food dishes every other hour.

We donate locally, nationally and globally to dozens of cat sanctuaries and other efforts to spay/neuter cats.

The total amount of our year-round cat care and giving equals something between five and 10 percent of our household income.

We strongly encourage others to do the same – even if you can only afford to dedicate one percent of your earnings to taking care of animals who need us.

Ginger, one of our beloved outside babies