Tiny little new arrivals

  • Thread Starter Thread Starter
  • #21

kumbulu

TCS Member
Thread starter
Veteran
Joined
Aug 6, 2002
Messages
4,338
Purraise
3
Location
Perth, Western Australia
Last one of cream girl.

And the poor quality is not due to the incompetence of the operator. The little furbabies were crawling all over the place, looking for their snuggle-kitty!
 

jeff24girl

TCS Member
Alpha Cat
Joined
Apr 25, 2002
Messages
486
Purraise
1
Location
Delaware
Tania...they are absolutely precious!


I cannot believe that this woman would choose to euthanise those porr babies. What was she thinking? At the very least, take them to someone who might be able to find homes for them, since she obviously has no regard for life herself.

Wonder what she would do if she accidentally became pregnant herself???
 

debby

TCS Member
Veteran
Joined
Nov 5, 2000
Messages
10,983
Purraise
4
Location
Iowa
Tania, you are an absolute angel for taking these little kittens under your wing and caring for them! Caring for babies that small without their moma is not easy....you are to be commended!!

They are sooooo cute!!!! I can't believe how heartless people are!!!! That is horrible that this woman wanted these poor kittens killed!!
I feel sorry for their mom.
Is there any way at all you could get her number from the place you got the kittens or else have them call her and ask if she would like to get rid of the moma too? Because then you could take the moma in and put her back with her kittens, and also have her fixed. And this woman doesn't sound like the type who would be too attached to her cat anyway...she might welcome the chance to get rid of it!


Maybe if they (or you) told her that you had taken the kittens and just wondered if she would be interested in also giving you the moma. I bet she would still nurse them...it's worth a shot!!!!
 
  • Thread Starter Thread Starter
  • #25

kumbulu

TCS Member
Thread starter
Veteran
Joined
Aug 6, 2002
Messages
4,338
Purraise
3
Location
Perth, Western Australia
Thanks Debby, that's a good idea. I'll ring the vet tomorrow and ask about the mumcat. It's just so hard when they're so small. I'm doing my best though.
I'll keep you all posted...
 

debby

TCS Member
Veteran
Joined
Nov 5, 2000
Messages
10,983
Purraise
4
Location
Iowa
Keeping fingers crossed that you will get the mom cat, too!! She would be so happy to be reunited with her babies!!! I hope she would still nurse them, I think it depends on the cat...I have seen cats that would nurse not only their own, but other cats kittens as well.
 
  • Thread Starter Thread Starter
  • #27

kumbulu

TCS Member
Thread starter
Veteran
Joined
Aug 6, 2002
Messages
4,338
Purraise
3
Location
Perth, Western Australia
G'day everyone.


Apologies for the lack of posts in the last couple of days, as well as the munchkins, I've had a raging middle ear infection - owieowieowie. Well! The little ones are doing very well. They're loving the snugglekitty, drinking their formula, keeping warm on their heatpad, putting on weight and going to the toilet when stimulated. The only thing is, according the the lady that brought them in, they were 2 days old on Saturday. That would make them four days old today but they still all have their umbilical stumps attached. From my research, they usually fall between day two and day four. So I suspect this lady lied and may have taken the kits on the day they were born!!


Debby, I contacted the vet but this lady had left a false address and number, so there was no way of contacting her.


They are soooo beautiful, I hope they all make it.
 

bodlover

TCS Member
Veteran
Joined
May 21, 2001
Messages
3,350
Purraise
1
Location
Leicester, UK
Tania, you are doing a wonderful job!! And the babies are GORGEOUS!!!!
Its a shame about the Mum, but at least you've done all you can... what a cow to do something like that to such young babies!!! (or ANY babies for that matter!!)

Coincedentally, thats is how we got Pip our DSH tabby, he and his littermates (about 5 I think) were taken to be put down at the vets at just a few days old, a lady fostered them and we adopted Pip at about 6 weeks old - the good that comes out of this though is that being hand reared from such and early age, usually makes them EXCEPTIONALLY friendly!!


All the best with the babes!!
 
  • Thread Starter Thread Starter
  • #29

kumbulu

TCS Member
Thread starter
Veteran
Joined
Aug 6, 2002
Messages
4,338
Purraise
3
Location
Perth, Western Australia
Thankyou for your kind words. Well, a quick update. The black male has lost his umbilical cord and the rest are on the verge of falling off. I know, small things...
 

bundylee

TCS Member
Top Cat
Joined
Sep 8, 2002
Messages
1,158
Purraise
2
Location
Australia
Ah Mate the joy of an umbilical cord falling off! and even better is little poopies wouldn't you say?
 

valanhb

TCS Member
Veteran
Joined
Mar 2, 2002
Messages
32,530
Purraise
100
Location
Lakewood (Denver suburb), Colorado
They are just precious, I'm so glad they have a loving foster mum like you! That woman should be glad none of us were there when she brought those babies in.
I don't know what I would have done, but she wouldn't have liked it.

Keep us updated on these babes. I'm glad you have a snugglekitty for them! You should send in a testimonial for the company, it sounds like such a great thing for these little ones.
 
Top