sick kitties

I took the kittens to stay with one of the foster coordinators for a while to see if she can nurse them to good health. The antibiotics they were on effectively killed their appetites, so they've not been eating well. Hopefully she'll get them back on the road to health and they can come back to stay with us until they are old enough to be adopted. Sigh....

Four Happy Homes

I asked about Captain Jack and heard back today that he was adopted a couple of days after his sisters, they just forgot to call me. So, HOORAY! It makes me happy to know that I was able to give them a good start in life. We'll probably get another group of kitties at the end of this month or early next month, if they need us.

Oh the cuteness! (Part II)

The foster kittens are now 6 weeks old. These pictures are from they were 4 weeks old.
From top to bottom we have Blossom, female. She's the most adventurous as well as the quickest to learn. She walked first, ran first, drank from a bowl first, and used the litter box first.

Middle: Tigerlily, female. She is the most shy of the three, but super cute and sweet. She has a big freckle on her nose so it looks black. She's Spud's favorite.

Bottom: Cap'n Jack, male. So named for his "pirate patches" on his back, of which there are three.

They all love to chase each other and wrestle. One of my favorite things is watching two of them wrestle while the odd one out attacks the wrestlers' tails!