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Yes! Totally in love! It's going to be so hard to rehome them, but luckily they are all going to friends and family. I will be sad to see them go, but my resident cat will help them pack their little bags! Haha.

I also figured out why I was having trouble sexing them. Our resident cat is female. Mama Cat is female. And all four kittens are female! I had no comparison!  Here are the latest pictures!

It was an eye infection. On closer examination, she did have a tiny amount of green goop. The vet used a wet compress to open the eye, and she has been on antibiotic ointment for a few days now. The eye is clear now and none of the other girls got it.

OK. I just made a vet appointment for 30 minutes from now. I will respond here with what they say so that others can benefit.

Here is a picture.

My kittens looked fine yesterday, and then this morning I noticed that one of them has one eye stuck closed. I have left it alone all day, but it's still shut tight. Should I intervene and try to help or leave it alone? I don't see any goop or discharge at all.

Mama is beautiful. You can see why we snatched her up from the pound! Honestly, I was disappointed in the babies. I REALLY wanted a calico that looked like mom. Of course, they are all going to be adorable and there's a tortoiseshell that I would like to keep for myself.

Here's a couple more pictures:

Oh, and it's hard to get good pictures of them since they are always piled up together, but here is one I took on the first day.

Since we adopted a very pregnant cat, our local shelter is working with us regarding vet care. We are officially the fosters for the kittens, and they are going to provide all the shots and spay/neuters for them. The people that we find to take the kittens will actually go through the humane...