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Sorry, I'm having phone troubles. If you see a reply that says no, it just shut off when I was typing

No Not a really good picture, she is mostly black but I think she has some white underneath, I didn't want to sttessher too much trying to examine her. She is super smart and her hearing is unbelievable!!

My husband and I are trying to find her the most perfect name!! I am so thrilled as right this moment she is playing with a ball!! She is actually happy and chasing after it! It's so funny how every accomplishment with her is soooo exciting!! Yet I take it for granted with all of my "sighted"...

Thanks for asking! I am able to pet her on the head with treats after tapping the floor about a foot away from her. Still a little hissy but not the ferocious growling and spitting anymore. I am using a towel to corner her so I can scruff her and get her eye meds and oral antibiotics in, then...

Thanks! Great info and support!

Thank you for all of your help!!

Thanks for the tips! I'm not sure if I should treat her as I would take a regular feral with sight or if e need to treat her differently

Hello everyone. I foster kittens for the shelter and a rescue group as well as anyone that asks for help. I've fostered over 108 in the past 2 years and I used to be a vet tech for 17 years. But this is the first time I've ever had to care for a completely blind feral kitten and I could use tips...

Thank you for rescuing the kitty and for treating it! I'm so sorry you and your kitty is going through this. I was a formerly a vet tech for 17 years and am now a foster kitty mom and TNR person. I foster ringworm kitties for the local humane society here. I use chlorhexidene (you can find it...

Sorry, I meant she's been on 2 different antibiotics for 7 weeks. Clavamox, then Baytril, then Clavamox again. Her crystal count has not gotten any better since the first checkup.

Hi everyone, I have a 12 year old Russian Blue mix female, Lulu,  that was perfectly healthy until 7 weeks ago when she had a urinary tract infection with crystals brought on by stress and anxiety (according to the vet). We had just tented our home and she had to live in a crate for 2 days...

Bee9212, Thank you so much for the information on the FB group and web page for liver shunts! I have been searching for a recent post for my foster kitten (now my kitten) that the vets are 99% sure has a liver shunt. Unfortunately they do not think there are any vets that do this surgery in...

I started volunteering with a non-profit TNR group 11 months ago. The first month I started by helping to feed 3 colonies (a total of about 40 cats) on a daily basis, and I learned to trap ferals for TNR. The next month I took in my first foster feral kittens and had them successfully adopted...

Thanks everyone!! It's been one month and they are doing great! I have caught 6 of the 8 so far. One is friendly, one is half friendly and the rest are feral but they actually aren't too afraid of me anymore!! I don't think they know what to do with cat toys, I keep finding them buried in the...