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- Thread starter letusbuyyourcar
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Back home. That was a lot of work
RHD!
Lol. Must be a trick of the front cam
Tricked me!
Okay so....
Before the feral girl had her Kittens in my yard, I had agreed to adopt a baby ginger boy from a friend of mine.
So during the last week Purrcival (Purrcy) came to live with us. He is an indoor cat, but I do let him outside on supervised play dates with the other kittens.
He is a cuddle bug, and a little drama queen who likes to scream at you until he gets his way.
I think he looks like Gary Busey.
Before the feral girl had her Kittens in my yard, I had agreed to adopt a baby ginger boy from a friend of mine.
So during the last week Purrcival (Purrcy) came to live with us. He is an indoor cat, but I do let him outside on supervised play dates with the other kittens.
He is a cuddle bug, and a little drama queen who likes to scream at you until he gets his way.
I think he looks like Gary Busey.
Here is Purrcy eating breakfast (kitten formula/pedialite/shredded chicken breast/rice) with the other kittens and momma closely watching. The size difference is amazing considering he is only two and half weeks older than the others.
The other kittens are doing well. The classic tabby girl and little gray girl will be up for adoption next week. The other two have homes waiting for them on July 1st.
They have been living outside full time, except when the weather is bad or I bring them in for a visit with Purrcival. This pic was during that tropical storm a few days ago. They were inside for almost 12 hours and not a single pee or poop was made outside of the litter box.
I am kind of surprised the little gray one is still alive. I had to use a tube to feed her for 5 days till she could eat by herself. I am pretty sure the antibiotic did a lot of good, but unfortunately she still wheezes and coughs a little bit. Her meow is extremely raspy and barley audible. She is also very tiny, but she is putting on weight, although much slower than I would like. She has a very sweet disposition and is extremely inquisitive. I really hope she survives because she is going to make a wonderful companion for someone.
So if anyone wants the little classic tabby or little gray girl after July 1st, they will be available. They are dewormed, and have been handled quite a bit, so they are very people friendly. Since this is ODT there is an adoption fee of TreeDollaFiddySent. I will miss the little buggars and their morning brawl at my feet when I wake up and go outside for a cigarette.
The other kittens are doing well. The classic tabby girl and little gray girl will be up for adoption next week. The other two have homes waiting for them on July 1st.
They have been living outside full time, except when the weather is bad or I bring them in for a visit with Purrcival. This pic was during that tropical storm a few days ago. They were inside for almost 12 hours and not a single pee or poop was made outside of the litter box.
I am kind of surprised the little gray one is still alive. I had to use a tube to feed her for 5 days till she could eat by herself. I am pretty sure the antibiotic did a lot of good, but unfortunately she still wheezes and coughs a little bit. Her meow is extremely raspy and barley audible. She is also very tiny, but she is putting on weight, although much slower than I would like. She has a very sweet disposition and is extremely inquisitive. I really hope she survives because she is going to make a wonderful companion for someone.
So if anyone wants the little classic tabby or little gray girl after July 1st, they will be available. They are dewormed, and have been handled quite a bit, so they are very people friendly. Since this is ODT there is an adoption fee of TreeDollaFiddySent. I will miss the little buggars and their morning brawl at my feet when I wake up and go outside for a cigarette.
God bless you brother!
