He was so terrified. i was so angry with the man. He would never listen.The man had told me about Yeti, he named him, that he had deformed feet , prob had them broke years ago. When i saw him I realized he was a wonderful Polydactyl. I put him in the Colony Cabin kids playhouse and he again like the others ran to his friends. This always brought a smile to my heart.

A few weeks later I was going to get him a and a couple others fixed. The vet tech and I could not catch him. He was so fast and was beginning to hurt himself by banging into the walls and windows. We decided to leave him be as there were no girls to be had.

At this time the trailers in the park were starting to be torn down. The noise and the mess of people leaving was terrible. I had found dead cats under the trailer and can't imagine how these poor cats lived under there with there dead friends. Makes me ill. The cats were losing there safety by the day. I only had a few more cats to trap, or so I thought. There were more than I thought still. The real hard ones were yet to come.

Yeti is happy and safe. No more fear. Beautiful boy Yeti will forever be safe now with his friends. He is a stunning beautiful boy. So very sweet and gentle. He has been beginning to trust me , but as yet cannot touch him. He will stare at me with very soft sweet eyes and blink. He doesn't run from me . One day I feel he will come around.

To think this cat or any cat is left alone out in the desert would have broken my heart. They all were so dependent on this trailer park for safety and food.